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This episode explores Dylan Wiliam’s Comment-Match Routine, a simple classroom strategy that gets students to match anonymous feedback to anonymous writing so they have to read, compare, and think. It also digs into Ruth Butler’s research on how grades can drown out comments, and why discussion and revision make feedback actually stick.
By Bilal TahirThis episode explores Dylan Wiliam’s Comment-Match Routine, a simple classroom strategy that gets students to match anonymous feedback to anonymous writing so they have to read, compare, and think. It also digs into Ruth Butler’s research on how grades can drown out comments, and why discussion and revision make feedback actually stick.