Reframing feedback to improve teaching and learning

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The research is clear: improving feedback practices can significantly improve student learning and the quality of teaching in classrooms.

Effective feedback practices provide the bridge between assessment and learning. High quality feedback can improve student learning by as much as eight months. There’s a strong evidence base behind the impact of feedback. It is a cost-effective approach to enhancing student outcomes and it can be implemented in any education context.

This Spotlight research report asks:

• How effective can feedback be?
• What does effective feedback look like?
• How can we improve feedback in schools?