1.2 Explain The Importance Of Constructive Feedback To Children
When we are giving feedback to a child , we have to be careful because children are very sensitive and if we give them a negative feedback it can affect on their development. When we are with children we need to calm and when we give them any feedback it should be encouraging and supportive that can help them to build their self confidence and encourage them to work hard. Like if a child is working hard but he does some spelling mistakes so instead of say him you did this mistake first we have to encourage him for his hard work and appreciate him and then nicely we can say oh the spelling is this.
How to use constructive feedback to support children
One of the main ways in which you can encourage children’s reading and writing is by being positive with them. Learning to read and write is partly about confidence and motivation so it is …show more content…
Children need confidence in order to succeed so reflecting on how confident a child is will be extremely important. With some children who are lacking in confidence. it is often sensible just to praise rather than to point out anything that needs correction.
2.Feedback needs to be meaningful: children need to remember it, otherwise you will have wasted your and their time! It is therefore important to think about how you will help the child understand and remember the feedback. This means being clear in the way that you communicate and looking for ways to involve a child.
3.Feedback needs to be relevant: It is important that feedback is relevant to a child’s stage of development. For example, there is no point in commenting on spellings that are beyond the child’s current level of capability. If a child cannot spell c-a-t, it is unlikely that he is ready to learn to spell a more complex word such as ‘f-r-i-e-n-d’. It is always therefore better to focus on one or two points at a
How to use constructive feedback to support children
One of the main ways in which you can encourage children’s reading and writing is by being positive with them. Learning to read and write is partly about confidence and motivation so it is …show more content…
Children need confidence in order to succeed so reflecting on how confident a child is will be extremely important. With some children who are lacking in confidence. it is often sensible just to praise rather than to point out anything that needs correction.
2.Feedback needs to be meaningful: children need to remember it, otherwise you will have wasted your and their time! It is therefore important to think about how you will help the child understand and remember the feedback. This means being clear in the way that you communicate and looking for ways to involve a child.
3.Feedback needs to be relevant: It is important that feedback is relevant to a child’s stage of development. For example, there is no point in commenting on spellings that are beyond the child’s current level of capability. If a child cannot spell c-a-t, it is unlikely that he is ready to learn to spell a more complex word such as ‘f-r-i-e-n-d’. It is always therefore better to focus on one or two points at a