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Assessments: How to reduce student anxiety
Defining and communicating to students where their learning journeys are headed and why they are focussed on a specific goal, allows for purposeful learning.…
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Sharing is Caring, Right?
Sharing is Caring, Right? Teaching often feels like a siloed profession where professionals continually reinvent themselves and content for their students.…
- Jocelyn W. Armes, PhDmoderator
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Break the cycle: Turn plagiarism into teachable moments through feedback
Feedback really helps to break the cycle of plagiarism-consequence, plagiarism-consequence with your students. I absolutely loved seeing how TEACHING my students the tools they need to avoid…
- Julie Brandmoderator
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- 5 mths ago
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Feedback: Like Riding a Bicycle?
The start of the school year is like opening up the shed after a long winter to find your bike: you are excited about the adventure you have been planning,…
- Jocelyn W. Armes, PhDmoderator
- educator | musician | consultant
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Talk About Feedback!
A familiar scene… When I taught middle school band, I used to assign a weekly playing test each week for every student in my band. Then, on Friday afternoons I would lock my office and listen to the…
- Jocelyn W. Armes, PhDmoderator
- educator | musician | consultant
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- 5 mths ago
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Ungrading & Feedback Studio
What is Ungrading? Midway through his TED Talk Jay Percell asks his enthralled audience, “Are you a teacher, or are you a grader?” 1 Most laugh, but it is an uneasy laughter in response to a…
- Jocelyn W. Armes, PhDmoderator
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The powerful direction of “Where to next?” feedback
John Hattie’s research illustrates how formative “Where to next?” feedback using Turnitin Feedback Studio has a measurable impact on student learning outcomes,…
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- 11 mths ago
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How can I know whether I'm actually getting through to my students?
When the final bell rings at the end of a long day, what matters most is what resonated with your students. To determine exactly what those difference-makers are, though,…
- Ian McCulloughmoderator
- U.S. and Canada K12 Team @ Turnitin
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- 1 yr ago
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How can I more easily and effectively collaborate with my teaching peers?
Colleagues using the same curriculum often approach instruction in different ways. This can make it challenging to see where students are growing or struggling,…
- Ian McCulloughmoderator
- U.S. and Canada K12 Team @ Turnitin
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- 1 yr ago
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New research from John Hattie of what types of feedback are most effective
It is now well established that giving feedback is crucial for improving learning outcomes and supporting student achievement. However, there has long been an open and largely subjective question on…
- Ian McCulloughmoderator
- U.S. and Canada K12 Team @ Turnitin
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- 1 yr ago
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Grading, Feedback, & Assessment

Grading, Feedback, & Assessment

Assessments: How to reduce student anxiety

Sharing is Caring, Right?

Break the cycle: Turn plagiarism into teachable moments through feedback

Feedback: Like Riding a Bicycle?

Talk About Feedback!

Ungrading & Feedback Studio

The powerful direction of “Where to next?” feedback

How can I know whether I'm actually getting through to my students?

How can I more easily and effectively collaborate with my teaching peers?

New research from John Hattie of what types of feedback are most effective

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