Feedback is super important when we’re learning to teach. It helps us see what we’re good at and what we can improve. Here’s how feedback helps with self-checking and growing as a teacher:
When we get feedback, it helps us understand our teaching better. For example, if we give a lesson, a mentor might mention things we did well, like getting students excited, or point out places where kids looked confused. This helps us figure out what worked and what didn’t.
With feedback, we can create clear goals to work towards. If a mentor notices we were talking too fast, we can make it a goal to slow down and make sure students understand during our next lessons.
Feedback pushes us to think more deeply about our teaching. By thinking about the suggestions we receive, we can really investigate how we teach. Writing about our lessons and the feedback lets us see our improvement over time.
Regular feedback helps us grow. When we try out the suggestions we get and look at our performance again, we can see how much we have advanced—like changing from a beginner to a more experienced teacher.
In short, feedback is key to helping us grow as teachers. It helps us plan our next steps in our teaching journey!
Feedback is super important when we’re learning to teach. It helps us see what we’re good at and what we can improve. Here’s how feedback helps with self-checking and growing as a teacher:
When we get feedback, it helps us understand our teaching better. For example, if we give a lesson, a mentor might mention things we did well, like getting students excited, or point out places where kids looked confused. This helps us figure out what worked and what didn’t.
With feedback, we can create clear goals to work towards. If a mentor notices we were talking too fast, we can make it a goal to slow down and make sure students understand during our next lessons.
Feedback pushes us to think more deeply about our teaching. By thinking about the suggestions we receive, we can really investigate how we teach. Writing about our lessons and the feedback lets us see our improvement over time.
Regular feedback helps us grow. When we try out the suggestions we get and look at our performance again, we can see how much we have advanced—like changing from a beginner to a more experienced teacher.
In short, feedback is key to helping us grow as teachers. It helps us plan our next steps in our teaching journey!