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Workshop "Le giornate della didattica"
An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom per Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
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Feedback is regarded as one of the most powerful influences upon learning yet it’s effects are highly variable. These two workshops (12.02.2021, 12.03.2021) draw upon research to explore ways that feedback can be made effective for students and sustainable for teachers.
Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
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An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
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An effective feedback cycle
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Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
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Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 20 maggio 2021
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An effective feedback cycle
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Incontro Zoom per Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
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An effective feedback cycle
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Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
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An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
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Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 29 marzo 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 20 maggio 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
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10:00-12:30
Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
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Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 29 marzo 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 20 maggio 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
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Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 31 marzo 2021
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Workshop "Le giornate della didattica"
An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom per Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
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Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
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An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom per Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
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He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
Feedback is regarded as one of the most powerful influences upon learning yet it’s effects are highly variable. These two workshops (12.02.2021, 12.03.2021) draw upon research to explore ways that feedback can be made effective for students and sustainable for teachers.
Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
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An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
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Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
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An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
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Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
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10:00-12:30
Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 29 marzo 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 20 maggio 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
Feedback is regarded as one of the most powerful influences upon learning yet it’s effects are highly variable. This workshop draws upon research to explore ways that feedback can be made effective for students and sustainable for teachers. The workshop begins by examining prerequisites of effective feedback conditions before introducing a feedback cycle to foster student self-regulation. Practical examples of the application of effective feedback processes will be discussed.
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10:00-12:30
Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 29 marzo 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 20 maggio 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
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Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
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Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 16 maggio 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 31 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
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Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
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Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 16 maggio 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 31 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
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An effective feedback cycle
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An effective feedback cycle
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He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
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Workshop "Le giornate della didattica"
An effective feedback cycle
Relatore Cam Brooks
Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
Feedback is regarded as one of the most powerful influences upon learning yet it’s effects are highly variable. These two workshops (12.02.2021, 12.03.2021) draw upon research to explore ways that feedback can be made effective for students and sustainable for teachers.
Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
Workshop two (12.03.2021) introduces a feedback cycle with the aim of fostering student self-regulation.
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An effective feedback cycle
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Incontro Zoom rivolto a Change Agent e docenti che hanno frequentato almeno un corso T4L
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 10 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
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Feedback is regarded as one of the most powerful influences upon learning yet it’s effects are highly variable. These two workshops (12.02.2021, 12.03.2021) draw upon research to explore ways that feedback can be made effective for students and sustainable for teachers.
Workshop one (12.02.2021) begins by shifting thinking about feedback from a teacher directed to a student-centred model of learning.
Workshop two (12.03.2021) introduces a feedback cycle with the aim of fostering student self-regulation.
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Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 29 marzo 2021
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Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
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Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 29 marzo 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 20 maggio 2021
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Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
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Effective and sustainable feedback for learning
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Incontro Zoom per tutti i docenti dell'Ateneo
Per partecipare è necessario prenotare entro il 16 maggio 2021
Lo stesso Workshop è disponibile anche in data 31 marzo 2021
Cam Brooks is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Queensland.
He is currently a lead researcher on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project, investigating the effects of a feedback coaching intervention on teaching practice, student perceptions of feedback and student achievement.
Cam’s current research focus is on how students can be made active in the feedback process and how teachers can best use formative assessment to map the next steps for student improvement.
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