Document Type
Presentation
Date
12-2-2023
Event Name
LWI One-Day Workshop at Stetson University College of Law
Abstract
Providing students with helpful, actionable feedback is a perennial challenge. This presentation identifies an additional data source for instructors when drafting feedback: digital student reflections. This process has a dual benefit for both instructors and students. For instructors, digitized reflections unlock an understanding of why a student drafted a certain way, minimizing guesswork and ensuring more targeted feedback. For students, this process directs the instructor’s gaze to a concrete concern or discomfort for immediate response. While not a solution for all feedback problems, digitizing student reflections allows instructors and students to work together to close the gap.
Recommended Citation
Jaclyn Celebrezze, Closing the Feedback Gap: Reflections as Diagnostic Resource (2023), https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/faculty-presentations/17