What’s the best way to give feedback? Colin and Michelle talk about a framework for delivering feedback to your students that communicates strengths and weaknesses in a way that students are receptive to hearing.
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TT011 The 3 elements of effective feedback (Food for Thought)

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In this minisode, Colin discusses a few ways to get valuable feedback about your teaching practice, including a few ways to get useful feedback from your students.
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TT033 How to ask for teacher feedback (Grade the Grader)

In this minisode, Colin talks about the value of critique-based journaling, and how it can be an easy and effective way to get your students to exercise higher-level thinking skills about your subject.
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TT031 The power of a critical viewing journal (Everyone’s a Critic)

You might be surprised to know that your students might not know each other's names. In this minisode, Colin discusses two fun name games to improve class community and cohesion.
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TT029 Two name games to improve class cohesion (Name of the Game)

In this minisode, Colin discusses a way to flip the script and put the responsibility of a lesson on the teacher, making students more comfortable asking for help.
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TT028 How to encourage student questions (Flip the Script)

In this minisode, Colin discusses a simple and easy technique that you can use for your students (or your own) motivation.
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TT011 The 3 elements of effective feedback (Food for Thought)

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