Feedback Literacy Resources for Educators
Welcome. I’ve curated this digital toolkit to help you build feedback literacy in your classroom. All materials below are free, printable, and designed for immediate use.
Definitions
Establishing a common language for feedback.
Core Concept
Feedback Literacy Definition
Comprehensive definitions for the 5 dimensions: Seeking, Giving, Receiving, Processing, and Using. This document anchors the rest of the resources.
Download PDFVisual Models
Diagrams to help students visualize the feedback cycle.
Diagram
Relationship Model
A visual guide on how the parts of feedback literacy interconnect.
Download Guide
Diagram
Skills Development
How students can progress from novice to expert in feedback fluency.
Download GuideMini Cases
Short business scenarios to stimulate reflection.
Case Study
Case Study
Case Study
Case Study
Case Study
Discuss & Reflect
Tools to facilitate deeper classroom conversation.
Discussion
Discussion Questions
Prompts for all 5 dimensions of feedback literacy.
Worksheet
Reflection Sheets
Printable worksheets for individual student reflection.
Role-Playing
Active scenarios to practice feedback skills in real-time.
Role Play
Role Play
Role Play
Role Play
Role Play
Quick Hits
Feedback in 60 Seconds
What is Feedback?
The Dunning-Kruger Effect in Feedback
Women Get 20% Less Feedback
37% of Managers Avoid Giving Feedback
19 Words To Improve Feedback
The COIN Feedback Framework
Should You Use The Feedback Sandwich?
Recency Bias in Feedback
Feedback and Psychological Safety
The Science of Negative Feedback
17% of Employees Quit Due to Feedback
Feedback as Directive vs. Guide
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Feedback and Gender
The Feedback Sandwich
Feedback Fallback Phrase
Giving Feedback for Impact
Feedback and Trauma
Facilitating Employee Training
What is a Feedback River?
Feedback and Age
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