2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11612-010-0097-4
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Feedbackarbeit in Lehr-Lern-Prozessen

Abstract: Zusammenfassung: Feedbackarbeit in der Schule unterliegt häufig dem (Miss-)verständnis, dass dies eine Form der Lehrerbeurteilung durch die Schüler sei. Der Beitrag grenzt Feedback deshalb zunächst von Erwartungs- und Handlungsmustern ab, die Feedback mit Bewertung gleich setzen. Entfaltet wird ein Feedbackkonzept, dass auf methodisch strukturierten Gesprächen, geteilter Verantwortung, dialogischer Praxis und gestalteten Arbeitsbündnissen basiert. Rekonstruiert wird eine Praxis, die Bewertungen vermeidet und n… Show more

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“…Moreover, the underlying simplistic model of this approach is also commonly used in the data-based decision making research field (Lai et al, 2014;Poortman & Schildkamp, 2016;Schildkamp, 2019;van Geel et al, 2016), where it is stated that the use of teaching-related data, such as the evaluations of students' learning processes, can help to improve teaching and students' learning outcomes. In addition, the process of obtaining feedback from students and the associated student-teacher communication is an educational process, which can promote skills such as giving and receiving feedback, discussability, dealing with criticism, and different points of view (e.g., Bastian, 2010;Zierer & Wisniewski, 2019). Student feedback is still seen as a way of promoting student voice (Cook-Sather, 2002, 2007: the voice of students in their own education (Lincoln, 1995).…”
Section: Student Feedback In Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the underlying simplistic model of this approach is also commonly used in the data-based decision making research field (Lai et al, 2014;Poortman & Schildkamp, 2016;Schildkamp, 2019;van Geel et al, 2016), where it is stated that the use of teaching-related data, such as the evaluations of students' learning processes, can help to improve teaching and students' learning outcomes. In addition, the process of obtaining feedback from students and the associated student-teacher communication is an educational process, which can promote skills such as giving and receiving feedback, discussability, dealing with criticism, and different points of view (e.g., Bastian, 2010;Zierer & Wisniewski, 2019). Student feedback is still seen as a way of promoting student voice (Cook-Sather, 2002, 2007: the voice of students in their own education (Lincoln, 1995).…”
Section: Student Feedback In Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%