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To what extent is feedback in teacher education ‘for learning’?
Mark Carver
University of St Andrews
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Arts and Humanities
Dialog
100%
Student Learning
50%
Tutor
50%
colleagues
50%
Student Experience
50%
Engage-ment
50%
subtleties
50%
Assessment Criteria
50%
Literature
50%
Teacher Learning
50%
Questioning
50%
Socialization
50%
Co-creation
50%
Psychology
Degree Program
100%
Mixed Methods
100%
Verbal Feedback
100%
Semistructured Interview
100%
Socialization
100%
Immediate Feedback
100%
Social Sciences
Student Teachers
100%
Student Experience
33%
Socialization
33%
Teacher Learning
33%
Classroom Teaching
33%
Assessment Criteria
33%
Semi-Structured Interview
33%
Work-Based Learning
33%
Student Learning
33%
Co-creation
33%
Academic Teaching Personnel
33%