Rapid Feedback: Closing Gaps in Understanding on a Daily Basis

You’ve taught a beautiful lesson, your students were engaged and collaborating. You send them off to do independent work, and think to yourself, “Did they get it?” In this session, we’ll explore the art of rapid feedback, working urgently to notice and address gaps in the moment to ensure students leave your classroom with new learning. Learn techniques for giving students individual targeted feedback and making decisions in the moment to ensure you and your students know when the learning target has been achieved. (This top session from BE2024 is back by popular demand)

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Ashley Baez
School Advancement Specialist
Instructional Empowerment
In her role as a School Leadership Coach, Ashley supports schools as they implement research-based strategies to improve student outcomes and build student agency. Ashley primarily focuses on coaching and providing professional development to school leaders and teachers in schools that are in the Emerge or Elevate pathway.
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