#feedback

Implement formative assessments to guide instruction. Techniques: 1. Exit tickets (3-2-1: 3 things learned, 2 questions, 1 application). 2. Think-pair-share for peer discussion. 3. Kahoot/Quizizz for real-time feedback. 4. Concept maps to visualize understanding. 5. Self-assessment rubrics. 6. One-on-one check-ins. 7. Error analysis activities. Use data to adjust teaching. Provide immediate feedback. Focus on growth, not grades. Create safe environment for mistakes. Differentiate based on assessment results. Aim for multiple touchpoints per lesson.

Implement performance reviews. Framework: 1. Goal setting (beginning of period). 2. Regular 1-on-1s (weekly/bi-weekly). 3. Mid-year check-in. 4. Annual review (achievements, areas for growth). 5. 360-degree feedback. 6. Self-assessment component. 7. Development plan. 8. Compensation decisions separate. Focus on growth not punishment. Document throughout year. Make it dialogue not monologue.

Implement NPS program. Process: 1. Survey timing (post-interaction or periodic). 2. Question: 'How likely to recommend 0-10?' 3. Categorize: Promoters (9-10), Passives (7-8), Detractors (0-6). 4. Calculate: %Promoters - %Detractors. 5. Follow-up questions for context. 6. Close the loop with respondents. 7. Root cause analysis. 8. Track trends over time. Use for customer sentiment. Benchmarks vary by industry. Focus on improving score by addressing detractors.

Leverage AI to provide faster, more personalized feedback on student writing. Tools: Writable, Turnitin Feedback Studio, ChatGPT. Workflow: 1. Students submit essays to an AI-powered platform. 2. The AI provides instant feedback on grammar, spelling, sentence structure, and style. 3. The AI can also check for plagiarism and assess against a rubric. 4. Teacher reviews the AI's comments, adds higher-level feedback on argumentation and critical thinking, and adjusts the AI-generated score. 5. Students use the combined feedback to revise their work. Benefits: saves teacher time on low-level corrections, provides immediate feedback to students, allows teachers to focus on more substantive comments. Ethical consideration: teach students how to use AI as a tool, not a crutch.

Request customer feedback effectively. Message should: 1. Thank them for being a customer. 2. Explain why feedback matters. 3. Estimate time to complete (keep it short). 4. Assure anonymity if applicable. 5. Highlight how feedback drives improvements. 6. Offer incentive if appropriate (discount, entry to drawing). 7. Make survey mobile-friendly. 8. Provide easy opt-out. Timing is crucial - send after positive interaction.