Authors: Mark Newman, Irene Kwan, and Karen Schucan Bird (EPPI-Centre, UCL Institute of Education); Hui-Teng Hoo (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)
Feedback is widely recognised as a powerful tool for learning. This systematic review looks at the evidence behind different feedback approaches and how effective they are in improving outcomes for pupils.
The impact of feedback on student attainment: A systematic review
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Protocol for a Systematic Review: Post-Peer review
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Authors: Victoria Elliott, Ashmita Randhawa, Jenni Ingram, Lesley Nelson-Addy, Charles Griffin, and Jo-Anne Baird (Department of Education, University of Oxford)
This review explores current feedback practices in schools and colleges across England. It considers their implementation, effectiveness and implications for teacher workload.
Feedback in action: A review of practice in English schools
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Feedback in Action: A review of practice in English schools (summary)
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