Interactive Learning Through Feedback

Recursive Feedback is a cornerstone of adaptive learning, advocating for a multi-faceted approach to feedback in educational settings. It's about creating an environment where feedback isn't just a one-way street from teacher to student but a dynamic, interactive process.

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Key Aspects of Recursive Feedback:

1. Diverse Sources of Feedback - Emphasizing the importance of receiving feedback not only from instructors but also from peers and external experts, contributing to a richer, more rounded educational experience.

2. From Retrospective to Constitutive Feedback - Shifting the focus from traditional, end-of-course feedback to ongoing, forward-looking interactions that enhance learner confidence and engagement.

3. The Role of Technology in Feedback - Utilizing digital platforms for discussion boards and peer reviews to foster inclusive and comprehensive participation.

This approach revolutionizes the traditional feedback mechanism, turning it into a tool for continuous improvement and deeper understanding.

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For detailed insights and further exploration of these concepts, watch the videos below or visit NewLearningOnline.com.