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Just Ask Them: Including Students in the Feedback Process

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As educators, we put on our curiosity hats. After a year of focusing on using success criteria with students, wonders were swishing around in our minds. Do you think the...

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Heather Fisher

Heather Fisher is a K-4 instructional coach in Massachusetts. She also has experience as a first-grade teacher, second-grade teacher, reading specialist, and literacy coach. In her everyday coaching practice, she seeks to radiate positivity in her mission to celebrate the small things as students and teachers continue in their daily growth.

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