IMPORTANCE OF FEEDBACK IN EDICATION
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Abstract. This position paper explored the importance of effective feedback in the teaching and learning process. Tips on giving effective feedback were also provided which include the need for teachers to be sensitive to the needs of students. It was recommended that the exploits of this paper be followed to enable teachers provide effective feedback which will optimally benefit both teachers and students.
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