
Kim-Daniel Vattøy
@kimdanielvattoy
Assoc. Prof. (PhD), Volda University College, Norway. Teaching English as a Foreign Lang., Feedback, Assessment, Self-Reg. & Dig. Learning, Higher & Teacher Ed.
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https://www.hivolda.no/tilsette/institutt-sprak-og-litteratur/kim-daniel-vattoy 28-03-2014 15:37:02
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Delighted to see our book in print. So privileged to work with colleagues + 16 amazing teacher-researchers and hear insights from the research journey from authentic voices and various contexts Deirdre Harvey 💚💛 Dr Mary Shanahan ATU St Angelas Association for Teacher Education in Europe




Very honored to have participated in one of the homages to the career of Dale Schunk, one of the most influential educational psychologists of the last decades. link.springer.com/article/10.100… DCU Institute of Education Assessment Matters Dublin City University Deusto Research ERLA Group Ikerbasque

Current higher education approaches to feedback are insufficient, focusing too heavily on evaluative feedback & neglecting consequential feedback. New paper, out today (tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…) Not got time to read the full article? Try this audio file: notebooklm.google.com/notebook/fcccd…


📙In their literature review on students' #feedback seeking behaviour Leenknecht & David Carless (2023) focus on motivation. They also show the relationships between feedback seeking, self-reflection, feedback literacy, and performance. 🔄#LecturaRecomendada #autorregulación



📚Renske de Kleijn (2023) shares prompts how to support students in seeking, making sense of and using #feedback information. Showing how teachers can use them & seek dialogue with their students, she also supports teacher feedback literacy. #LecturaRecomendada #autorregulación


Feedback partnerships: trust, psychological safety, respect, reciprocity & shared responsibilities. Excellent new paper by Jessica To 🇭🇰 in Higher Education Research and Development tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…



📗Kim-Daniel Vattøy (2020) focusses on teacher beliefs'&assessment cultures’ effects on #feedback processes: testing regimes hampered assessment4learning practices. Teacher beliefs linked SR to maturity, rather than interactive co-construction. #LecturaRecomendada #autorregulación


