Strategies for Enhancing the Impact of Post-Observation Feedback for Teachers

July 2013 | Written by Jeannie Myung, Krissia Martinez

Currently, school systems are dedicating an enormous amount of effort to accumulating data on teachers, but the field still has a lot to learn about how best to use data to support the improvement of teaching. Acknowledging the growing commitment to providing feedback, this brief, the result of a 90-Day Cycle, examines the features of post-observation feedback conversations between principals and teachers that orient teachers for receptivity and learning.

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