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In this module we learned best practices for fostering participation in asynchronous and synchronous discussions and best practices for providing feedback to students. 

Personally, I favored the traditional classroom setting, because in an online learning environment I cannot see the non-verbal learning ques or feedback in the form of body language such as smiles, nods, confused looks, frowns, etc. but with COVID...I've learned to adapt.

I agree that it is important to:

  • Provide feedback on a timely basis.
  • Word your feedback messages in such a way that they build confidence within learners and encourage them to continue to pursue the objectives of the course.
  • When your feedback includes criticisms, choose the correct tone and wording to avoid damaging the learner's dignity.

 

Students should receive feedback from instructors on a regular basis. I also don't hesitate to solicit student feedback about how the course is progressing and if they are getting out of the course what they want? Are there some teaching methods that are ineffective for themor that they do not like?

I find this helps me become a better teacher and students are more respectful and receptive to learning.

 

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