Hello Yuliya !
Thanks for sharing this amazing idea.
Giving and receiving feedback is very important and should be done tactfully.
The PAUSE method seems to be very useful.
If there will be another upcoming workshop, I would be interested to know more about the technique.
For a student centered approach, Teacher-student, Student-Student, Student-Teacher feedback contributes to a positive learning environment.
If I can add a point to your valuable comment. I learned a new approach called "feedforward" which is a much more suggestive way of improving students' performance.
I recently came across this chart.
You can check it out for further details and let me know what you think?
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YousraFerchichiTunisiaMs.
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-01-2021 10:51 AM
From: Yuliya Summers
Subject: Reflections on Teaching Practice
Hello Yousra, welcome to our TESOL community.
The best practice I tried using last year is called PAUSE. I teach in a teacher ed online program where I attended a workshop on how to use PAUSE with students. PAUSE is all about giving feedback and stands for:
P- praise
A- applicable
U- understandable
S- specific
E- encouraging
After attending this workshop, I started paying attention to how I give feedback. I am yet to hear from students on wether or not they find it effective.
Yuliya Summers
MyTESOL Lounge Coordinator
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Yuliya Summers
United States
Original Message:
Sent: 04-01-2021 07:26 AM
From: Yousra Ferchichi
Subject: Reflections on Teaching Practice
Happy new year everyone !
As a reflection on 2020, what is your best teaching practice that you can recall from "last year".
What are the positive outcomes that you can qualify as success criteria to that teaching model?
I'm very interested to learn more from everyone's experience here.
Thank you.
Best
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YousraFerchichiTunisiaMs.
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