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DAY 1- ELA Whole Class: I provided verbal 1-I would have students create a
feedback to the class. I reviewed poster guide of what should be
each checklist and picked out some incorporated in general writing. The
things most or all students did well list would consist of complete
on and some aspects they can work sentences, grammar, capitals, and
on as well. I mentioned how the an illustration.
students did well picking out a
good, service, and explaining how 2- The follow-up lesson will be a
it helps someone. Although we can writing activity that focuses on
still work on writing complete goods that grocery stores sell. The
sentences and using capitals and students will practice writing
periods. complete sentences as well as using
Student 1 (A): The child was given grammar and capitalization.
additional feedback. I pulled out
their writing piece with the rubric
and explained to them that they did
a great job tracing the sentences but
missed a few periods. I mentioned
that when we write sentences, we
have to focus on writing but
grammar as well. I had the student
go back and fill in where the
periods are missing.
Student 2 (B): The child was given
additional verbal feedback. I pulled
out their writing piece along with
the rubric. I explained to the student
that the sentences were great, but
we need to focus on capitals and
periods. I showed the student where
the capitals are missing and the
periods and had her fill in or fix
them.
Day 1- SS Whole Class: I provided written 1-I would take a notecard to their
feedback on each student’s scoring desk explaining what a good is and
guide. I mentioned what the a service. I would provide examples
student’s did well on as well as for each as well.
some aspects of the activity the 2-The follow-up lesson could be a
students can work on. four-corner activity reviewing if
Student 1 (A): The child was given something is a good or a service.
written feedback and oral feedback The correct corner will explain why
to further explain what was written. it is a good or a service.
I wrote that he identified all of his
services correctly but mistake some
goods for services. I orally
explained to him the difference
between a good and a service and
explained each mistake.
Student 2 (B): The child was given
written feedback. I wrote that she
Lesson Day Feedback Provided How would or will you encourage
students to use the feedback?