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Levels of Feedback "The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." George Bernard Shaw. Under Construction

T imely
H elpful
A ppropriate
N ever labelling, demoralizing, shouted
C ollaborative and culturally sensitive
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Watch a great video from the University of Wisconsin.

Resources


Why Rewards and Punishment Don't Increase Learning
Encouragement: Giving “Heart” to Our Learners in a Competency-based Education Model. Retrieved Feb., 2009
How To Deliver Constructive Feedback in an Interculturally Sensitive Manner. Retrieved Dec., 2008
Feedback to Promote Student Learning Retrieved Apr., 2009
Giving Feedback in Medical Education Verification of Recommended Techniques Retrieved March 2010
Giving Feedback an online course

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