2019
DOI: 10.1111/jedm.12237
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Students’ Interpretation of Formative Assessment Feedback: Three Claims for Why We Know So Little About Something So Important

Abstract: If K‐12 students are to be fully integrated as active participants in their own learning, understanding how they interpret formative assessment feedback is needed. The objective of this article is to advance three claims about why teachers and assessment scholars/specialists may have little understanding of students’ interpretation of formative assessment feedback. The three claims are as follows. First, there is little systematic research of K‐12 students’ interpretations of feedback. Systematic research requ… Show more

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“…Researching the effectiveness of feedback, based on its formative function (Hattie & Timperley, 2008;Shute, 2008;Wisniewski, Zierer & Hattie, 2020), cognitive abilities come into focus (i.e., Hier & Eckert, 2014;van den Berg et al, 2016), leaving other aspects of feedback overlooked. Whether and how students assimilate their teacher's feedback is however dependent upon affective as well as cognitive aspects, which teachers have to consider (Dann, 2019;Gee, 2008;Leighton, 2019). The present thesis contributes by highlighting these aspects and the complexity of feedback.…”
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confidence: 95%
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“…Researching the effectiveness of feedback, based on its formative function (Hattie & Timperley, 2008;Shute, 2008;Wisniewski, Zierer & Hattie, 2020), cognitive abilities come into focus (i.e., Hier & Eckert, 2014;van den Berg et al, 2016), leaving other aspects of feedback overlooked. Whether and how students assimilate their teacher's feedback is however dependent upon affective as well as cognitive aspects, which teachers have to consider (Dann, 2019;Gee, 2008;Leighton, 2019). The present thesis contributes by highlighting these aspects and the complexity of feedback.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…Rörande elevers roll i skolans återkopplingspraktik konstaterade Sadler (1998) att det fanns mycket kvar att lösa. Han pekade särskilt på en bristande insikt i hur elever tolkar lärares återkoppling, något som fortfarande förefaller gälla (Brooks, Huang, Hattie, Carroll & Burton, 2019;Dann, 2016;Hargreaves, 2013;Leighton, 2019;Murtagh, 2014). Bristen på studier om elevers perspektiv på återkoppling återspeglade sig även i mina sökningar av tidigare forskning inom området.…”
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“…The next two papers (Briggs, Chattergoon, & Burkhardt, ; Hopster‐den Otter, Wools, Eggen, & Veldkamp, ) both contribute valuable general perspectives on the methodology of classroom assessment, addressing issues regarding (a) student learning objectives, and (b) a general framework for validity. The next set of four papers (Chen, Senk, Thompson, & Voogt, ; Keuning, van Geel, Visscher, & Fox, ; Leighton, ; Liu et al., ), makes valuable contributions to specific areas of the broad domain of classroom assessment in the areas of reading comprehension, formative assessment feedback, data‐based decision making, and geometry learning, respectively. The final paper (Duckor & Holmberg, ) looks beyond the student, to investigate teacher learning progressions.…”
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