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The Cambridge Handbook of Instructional Feedback
Assessment Feedback in Primary Schools in Singapore and Beyond
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Kelvin H. K. Tan
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Hwei Ming Wong
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November 02 2018
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Feedback
pp. 29
Becoming Proficient
pp. 52
Summative and Formative Feedback
pp. 79
Toward a Taxonomy of Written Feedback Messages
pp. 97
Methods in Feedback Research
pp. 123
Assessment Feedback in Primary Schools in Singapore and Beyond
pp. 145
Instructional Feedback in Writing
pp. 169
Instructional Feedback in Mathematics
pp. 191
Looking Closely at Mathematics and Science Classroom Feedback Practices
pp. 219
Instructional Feedback in Music
pp. 240
Feedback and Noncognitive Skills
pp. 264
Feedback in Tertiary Education
pp. 289
Instructional Feedback in Medical Education
pp. 313
360-Degree Feedback at the Workplace
pp. 335
Technology-Enhanced Feedback
pp. 357
Digital Games as Tools for Embedded Assessment
pp. 376
Feedback in the Context of Self-Assessment
pp. 409
Providing Formative Peer Feedback
pp. 432
Feedback, Correctives, and the Use of Pre-Assessments
pp. 451
Teacher Expectations and Feedback Practices in South African Schools
pp. 474
Interactive Assessment
pp. 504
Instructional Feedback in Animals
pp. 519
The Emotional Dynamics of Feedback from the Student’s Point of View
pp. 531
Facilitating Students’ Active Engagement with Feedback
pp. 554
Performance Feedback and Emotions
pp. 575
The Relationship between Creativity and Feedback
pp. 591
Instructional Feedback
pp. 604
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