As an instructor, giving feedback might come easily. You do it day in and day out when grading papers, offering insight to student responses or peers, and proofing assignments. But what about receiving feedback? Receiving feedback as an instructor can be nerve-wracking and stressful. It can undoubtedly impact your confidence as a teacher.

But what if there were ways that no matter the feedback, good or bad, you could learn to use student feedback constructively, and also better prepare your students to provide feedback that could help make you a more effective teacher. This episode dives into how you can foster a classroom culture that encourages student feedback, whether online or in-person.

Recommended Resources:

• 20-Minute Mentor: How Can Improving Student Feedback Improve the Quality of Each Educational Encounter?
• 20-Minute Mentor: How Can I Get Useful Feedback to Improve My Online Teaching?
• Magna Online Seminar: Using Student Feedback to Immediately Improve Teaching
• 20-Minute Mentor: How Can I Gain Valuable Insight from Course Evaluations? 
• 20-Minute Mentor: How Can Talking through Course Evaluations Improve My Teaching?