4 Ways to provide effective feedback in Erasmus Projects and in School Practice

This teaching material includes 4 Ways to provide effective feedback in Erasmus Projects and in School Practice. The rationale for applying feedback lies in its ability to enhance students' learning process. Feedback helps to identify strengths and areas for improvement, motivating students to continue developing. It encourages self-reflection, promotes active engagement with the material, and fosters a growth mindset. Moreover, timely and constructive feedback enables teachers to adjust their teaching strategies, ensuring that learning goals are met efficiently. Feedback also strengthens the relationship between teachers and students, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment.