Cultivate Learning Conditions

Feedback for Growth

Score: 45

What is Feedback for Growth?

Nature and quality of teacher feedback to improve student work

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How does Feedback for Growth connect to student development?

Students learn more effectively when their teachers set high expectations, recognize progress, and offer respectful, critical feedback to help students improve.

Connection to Learning Beliefs (Coming Soon)In the meantime, visit the Learning Beliefs Appendix

Explore Overall Responses

See what students are saying about Feedback for Growth in one of their classes.

Questions are in order of easiest to hardest to achieve in a classroom.

When reporting on one of their classes, students say...

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This teacher lets me know they believe I can do well in this class.

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This teacher emphasizes that it is okay to make mistakes so we can learn from them.

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I receive feedback on my work that helps me improve.

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This teacher recognizes when I have put a lot of effort into something.

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This teacher says it is more important to try in this class than to get things right the first time.

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Consider Different Experiences

See variation in student responses across classrooms and within demographics.

Survey:

	Score
Feedback for Growth	45
Feedback for Growth (9th Graders)	45
Feedback for Growth (10th Graders)	45
Feedback for Growth (11th Graders)	52
Feedback for Growth (12th Graders)	37