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50 Teacher Feedback Examples With Meaningful Impact
August 29, 2023

Amy Stock, MS
Customer Experience Manager
Effective and Meaningful Teacher Feedback

To make the most positive impact, school administrators, instructional coaches, and supervisors should keep the following in mind when providing teacher feedback:


Acknowledge each teacher’s strengths and areas of improvement instead of using a one-size-fits-all approach.
Keep discussions centered on ways to improve individual teachers’ classroom-level abilities rather than spotlighting things about their personalities.
Provide specific feedback, mentioning particular areas needing improvement or instances of effective teaching practices. While generic statements like “Good job” may sound positive, they hardly call the teacher’s attention to maintain or improve any specific teaching practice.
Encourage two-way communication with teachers, giving room for open discussions where they can seek clarifications, share their views, and participate in their professional growth.
Give timely feedback to allow teachers to reflect on their practices and make adjustments while the classroom experience is still fresh in their minds

Teacher Feedback Examples for the High Performer
It is important to offer specific recognition for exceptional teaching practices when providing feedback to a high performer.

Your use of questioning techniques demonstrates a remarkable ability to engage students actively.
Your commitment to student success is evident in the individualized attention and support you give to each of them.
The consistently high academic performance among students in your class demonstrates the positive impact of your teaching on their learning outcomes.
Your classroom management skills create a positive learning environment, fostering a sense of community among students.
Your use of visual aids enhances students’ understanding and engagement throughout the classes. Keep it up.
I notice your innovative use of technology in the classroom, which has deepened student understanding of the subject matter.
Your student-centered approach encourages students to think.

Your proactive communication with parents about student progress and challenges shows your dedication to fostering a strong home-school partnership.
You incorporate real-world examples in classes to help students see the relevance of their education, and that’s highly commendable.
Your commitment to creating hands-on learning opportunities sparks curiosity and enthusiasm for learning in your students.
Your willingness to collaborate and share with colleagues promotes a positive influence among teachers in the school.
It’s commendable how you mentor new teachers. It shows your leadership and commitment to supporting the gr
owth of your colleagues.
You have a unique way of using constructive feedback and encouragement to motivate students to strive for excellence.
Your involvement in school events extends learning beyond the classroom and enriches the school community.
You actively work to create a learning environment that fosters cultural inclusiveness, enriching the educational experience for all students.
Your ability to adapt and adjust teaching strategies to meet the changing needs of students is impressive.