Specific VS General Feedback

Council of Academic Programs in Communiction Sciences and Disorders. (n.d.). TRANSCRIPT: Specific vs General Feedback. Retrieved October 25, 2021, from http://courses.edtechleaders.org/capscd/capscd_feedback/documents/SpecificvGeneral_revised.pdf

To improve in terms of performance, specific feedback is always better than general. General statements provide little when it comes to improving or knowing what you're doing right. If feedback isn't specific, there's nothing pointing the person to what needs to be changed, so improvement will be slower or non-existent. Read the paper on top to get a better idea of what specific feedback is and it's advantages.

Definition

What is feedback?

Objectives

Three Goals Feedback

Specific VS. General

Specific VS. General Feedback

Final Exercises