Student expectation of teacher feedback and student responsibility in the classroom

Here is a list of how teacher feedback would positively support student learning:

1) When teachers give us time to think about it

2) During tutoring

3) When they give me constructive criticism

4) When teachers teach us and don’t expect that we already know everything

5) When my teacher explains everything clearly and helps with whatever is needed

6) When they go back and walk through the steps

7) When they give me time and stay respectful and positive

8) When feedback is not satirical

9) Writes what we did wrong and helps us understand why

10) Grades homework in front of us, explains what we got wrong to help us understand

11) Study Teams

12) When my teachers tell me what I do wrong

13) When my teacher compliments me on simple questions. It makes me want to answer more questions.

14) My teacher does a practice problem after learning a new concept which I think helps because he/she has us grade it the same day

15) My teacher goes over the test problems that students frequently got wrong and also make us do test corrections to see what we did wrong

16) When they explain how learning what I am learning in their classes will benefit my life

How does a responsible student conducts themselves in the classroom? As a student, what can I do to make sure that I am involve in the process of learning?

If you follow these chemistry student's advice to the above question, then you can be assure that you have immerse yourself in the learning process :

Spend extra time going over my notes (Max)

I need to ask questions related to the learning topic in order to better understand what is being taught (Summer)

Go over what we learned today at home (Caleb)

To make sure that I am learning I have to do the worksheet as practice, pay attention during class, and ask questions (Janine)

Take notes that help me understand the lesson (Megan)

When working on a problem I will go step by step and make sure I am understanding the criteria (Yvonne)

Look for others point of views of how they solved the problem themselves but their steps (Valeria)

Don't take advantage of Rod's chillness (Aliyah)

Actually pay attention in class (Daniel)

I need to go through practice problems, to see if I understand what is being taught (Evelyn)

Take extra time to go over my work (Dyani)

Go to tutoring when I don't understand something (Olivia)

I'll make flashcards for me to study (Maria)

Be more independent (Abe)

Ask more questions if I am confused about something (Brandon)

Stop relying on my partner for help and push myself (Aden)

Ask the teacher questions to make sure it makes sense (Daniel)

I need to take clear and well-written notes (Christian)

Finish all classwork and homework (Julian)

To make sure I am learning I need to review the concepts I learned at school (Laura)

I need to realize my weak points and exploit them to get better (Christian)

Put away all distractions (Sarah)

Look over the material hours after you learned the concept (Rosa)

Identify subjects or units in which I struggle and evaluate the issue for a solution (Brian)

Redo the problems that were wrong (Stephan)

I need to go over hard problems (Kathleen)

If I don't understand the teacher I will ask classmates for help instead (Kyle)

Pay more attention to what is being taught (Erick)

Be more engage in the classroom and engage in the class (Leo)

I need to be organized and I also need to come prepared (Jazmin)