Positive Feedback
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Objective
I can provide specific and constructive positive feedback to others.
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Warm-up video
TED · 5:02Vetted channel
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Part 2 of 3
Practice
7 questions
Define "blur words" as described in the video and explain why they are problematic when giving feedback.
Describe the four parts of the feedback formula presented in the video.
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“A classmate consistently asks insightful questions during class discussions, enhancing everyone's understanding. Provide specific and constructive positive feedback to this classmate, including a data point and impact statement. A teammate took initiative to create a well-organized shared document for your group project, making it easier for everyone to collaborate. Provide specific and constructive positive feedback to this teammate, including a data point and impact statement. ”
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