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Wise Feedback Presentation

Published on Feb 29, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Wise Feedback

Interlake Staff PD - March
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GOAL: facilitate thoughtful discussion, and answer questions

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Today

  • What is it, again?
  • Share stories
  • Rationale for wise feedback
  • Practice

What do you remember about Wise Feedback?

Story Time

How have you tried using Wise Feedback?
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Research and Rationale

Why should we use it?

Stanford Research Study

  • - Studied effective interventions with students of color
  • - Wise Feedback: 25 Percent increase in the academic performance of these kids

stereotyping bias

  • Student feels others perceive them as unable to meet expectations
  • Teacher worries student will look bad if they cannot meet expectations

How is this any different from constructive feedback?

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The Basics

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Wise Feedback is

  • Specific
  • Connected to Standards
  • Supportive

Specific

assignment, project, participation
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Standards

measurable
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Supportive

Belief statement
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Wise Feedback

  • Targets specific skill
  • Mentions progress toward standards
  • "I know these are high expectations, but I believe you can meet them"

Practice

With your department

To Practice

  • Select two D/F students from your classes
  • Practice writing both of them a piece of Wise Feedback
  • Share with your neighbor, revise/refine as you go!

Please continue to share your stories!

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