What Effective Feedback Is and Isn't
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A very worthwhile article. Feedback incorporating feedforward.
A timely article, thanks. It's a helpful reminder that as long as we explicitly discuss learning criteria with students and set clear goals with them, then they are better able to assess their own progress and understand written remarks.