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1/ Hey #MedTwitter & #MedEd Friends!
We are the #MedEdTwagTeam here with another #TweetorialTuesday!
Today we get into the content of our Feedback threads.
Follow: @GStetsonMD, @JenniferSpicer4, & @MedEdTwagTeam to stay up to date.
We are the #MedEdTwagTeam here with another #TweetorialTuesday!
Today we get into the content of our Feedback threads.
Follow: @GStetsonMD, @JenniferSpicer4, & @MedEdTwagTeam to stay up to date.
2/ Here is the 10-week journey we are taking you on to discuss all things #Feedback.
Today we will be talking about developing a #FeedbackCulture through setting expectations.
Also, here is a primer on setting expectations: https://twitter.com/GStetsonMD/status/1303329970526105600
Today we will be talking about developing a #FeedbackCulture through setting expectations.
Also, here is a primer on setting expectations: https://twitter.com/GStetsonMD/status/1303329970526105600
3/ The first thing to do is instill a #GrowthMindset on your team.
The growth vs. fixed mindset dichotomy was popularized by Dr. Carol Dweck, PhD through her book – Mindset. It is a great read/listen. Below is a quick summary:
The growth vs. fixed mindset dichotomy was popularized by Dr. Carol Dweck, PhD through her book – Mindset. It is a great read/listen. Below is a quick summary:
4/ A #GrowthMindset is cultivated by the words we use and the examples we set through humility. I do this in 3 ways:
Tie growth to evaluation
Explain where I am growing
Give example of practice changing feedback
Thread on Allyship and Upstanding: https://twitter.com/GStetsonMD/status/1298257344233525257
Tie growth to evaluationExplain where I am growingGive example of practice changing feedbackThread on Allyship and Upstanding: https://twitter.com/GStetsonMD/status/1298257344233525257
5/ #GrowthMindset provides learners w/ motivation to receive & incorporate feedback.
The next key piece of #FeedbackCulture is relationships. I like two concepts for this:
– The Educational Alliance
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25406607/
– Feedback as Coaching
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30907439/
The next key piece of #FeedbackCulture is relationships. I like two concepts for this:
– The Educational Alliancehttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25406607/
– Feedback as Coachinghttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30907439/
6/ Both ideas are wonderful, and I love them equally. But when you strip them down, they leave us with some common principles:
7/ A note about #FeedbackAsCoaching. This is a great way to think about giving feedback to your ”superstar” learners.
Think about Serena Williams’ or Simone Biles’ coaches…I have a sneaking suspicion they are not as talented as their coachees, yet still coax out improvement.
Think about Serena Williams’ or Simone Biles’ coaches…I have a sneaking suspicion they are not as talented as their coachees, yet still coax out improvement.
8/ Last week there was some great chatter from @cjchiu, @nsrosenberg, & @EmmGeezee about #MotivationalInterviewing as a framework for feedback.
Yes! This idea aligns perfectly with the #EducationalAlliance and #FeedbackAsCoaching.
Yes! This idea aligns perfectly with the #EducationalAlliance and #FeedbackAsCoaching.
9/ So, meet with each learner & make clear you are invested in them, & all feedback is in the spirit of continuous improvement.
Then, you need to co-create some goals. Doing this serves a few purposes:
Demonstrates Commitment
Encourages Metacognition
Engenders Trust
Then, you need to co-create some goals. Doing this serves a few purposes:
Demonstrates CommitmentEncourages MetacognitionEngenders Trust
10/ Thanks folx for joining us to discuss feedback culture. Please, share & leave us a comment.
We
our #MedTwitter and #MedEd communities.
Next #TweetorialTuesday, @JenniferSpicer4 will be breaking down the components of effective feedback.
We
our #MedTwitter and #MedEd communities.Next #TweetorialTuesday, @JenniferSpicer4 will be breaking down the components of effective feedback.
