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from Practice style-B to Reciprocal style-CThe new decisions, made by the observers in the post-impact set, detailthe process intrinsic to giving feedback. Offering feedback involves:1. Knowing the criteria—the task expectations2. Observing the doer’s performance3. Comparing and contrasting the doer’s performance against the task criteria4. Drawing conclusions about what is the same and what is different5. Communicating resultsThese five steps are not only imperative for anyone in the role of assessingperformance, but they are intrinsic to the feedback process. Before anyperformance assessment can be done, one must have clear criteria or amodel of the expected performance. In this style, the teacher providesinformation on a criteria card. Once the criteria are known, observing theperformance and gathering data is necessary before comparing and contrastingthe performance with the criteria. This step provides the observerwith information about the correctness of the doer’s performance. Theobserver is now ready to communicate results to the doer and offer theappropriate feedback. (These five steps are essential when the teacher offersfeedback, as well. In fact, if one step is out of sequence, the feedback cannotbe accurate.)
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