Using revision plans to help students follow-through on the feedback they receive by giving concrete actions to process their feedback, both emotionally and intellectually.
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Friday Eli Review 1/2 Office Hours Recap
October 9, 2020 - Friday, 10 am (PST)
If you missed this week’s session, the recording is available .
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Highlights from this week’s Webinar
Academic Bouyancy
In this video, we show how the revision plan helps students follow-through on the feedback they receive by giving them concrete actions (rate helpfulness, add to plan, reflect in a note) that allow them to emotionally and intellectually process their feedback. We connect that to growth mindset, grit, and academic buoyancy. Then, we critique those concepts. Finally, we identify ways to encourage students to take ownership of their learning.
Further Reading
“I have high expectations and I know you can meet them (, et al).
: Integrating motivation to cognitive load.
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