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Giving feedback is an important part of the learning process for both teachers and students. It helps the students know what needs improvement and it gives teachers insight into how much the students understand and learn; it can guide your teaching and their learning. Regardless of what group you are in, feedback can be overwhelming and a little difficult to handle at times. Below you will find some suggestions on how teachers can give feedback while reducing burnout and helping their students improve their writing skills.
1. Have a clear purpose in mind
2. Decide on the amount of time you want to spend on feedback
3. Communicate to students how to use the feedback
4. Give feedback on one section/task at a time
5. Narrow the focus of each assignment
6. Ensure professionalism and eliminate favoritism
7. Give constructive feedback and praise
8. Timely feedback
9. Be specific
10. Avoid giving feedback when you are distracted
11. Create a rubric for each assignment
12. Collaborate with your peers