Start having better feedback conversations with teachers.
As an instructional leader, you understand the importance of providing feedback to help learners improve. But feedback conversations with fellow educators can be difficult. How do you provide professional feedback that builds support and minimizes defensive responses?
Our guide to effective feedback includes:
A five-step process and three “golden rules” to help school leaders provide better feedback to teachers.
Four paths to effective feedback to help school leaders select the type of feedback needed for each teacher and situation.
Feedback notes to help school leaders prepare for and conduct feedback conferences that follow NEE’s five-step process and four feedback paths.
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