Effective Feedback Quiz

What do you understand by the term 'feedback'?

• Written comments only

• Verbal comments only

• Both written and verbal comments

• Non-verbal comments

Why is effective feedback important?

• None of the above

• Both A and B

• It can help children and young people improve their behavior

• It can help children and young people make progress in their learning and development

Why is 'timely' an important feature of effective feedback?

• Both A and B

• None of the above

• To ensure retention of information

• To support clarity and motivation

Explain the importance to children and young people of involving them in feedback.

• Both A and B

• It helps them feel valued and motivated

• None of the above

• It helps them develop self-evaluation and reflection skills

Identify why clear and detailed feedback might impact on a young person’s progress.

• None of the above

• Both A and B

• It helps them set specific goals for the future

• It helps them understand what they need to improve

Explain why the lack of effective feedback might affect Tia’s progress in this subject.

• None of the above

• She won't know what she needs to improve

• She won't have specific goals for the future

• Both A and B

Why is it important that the young people learning to cook are given action-orientated feedback?

• Both A and B

• None of the above

• To help them understand what they need to continue to do

• To help them prioritize their tasks

Explain why feedback needs to be clear and detailed when working with young people.

• To help them understand what they need to improve

• To help them set specific goals for the future

• Both A and B

• None of the above

How will understanding effective feedback support you in your role as an early years practitioner?

• Both A and B

• It will help me guide children and young people towards outcomes

• It will help me avoid learning skills or knowledge incorrectly

• None of the above

Why do you think it is important for an early years practitioner to know the different approaches for supporting education?

• To help children and young people reflect on their work

• To help children and young people make progress in their learning

• Both A and B

• None of the above