Heather Jorgenson recently present at the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITTE) conference in Orlando.
Title: “Professional Learning Leaders’ Perspectives on How Automated and Personalized Feedback Reports Can Support Teacher Learning”
Authors: Heather Jorgenson, Jamie Mikeska, and Dante Cisterna
This study explored professional learning leaders’ (PLLs’) perspectives on the clarity and usefulness of automated, personalized feedback reports through a semi-structured interview and survey. These reports were designed to provide detailed insights into teachers’ performance while facilitating argumentation-focused discussions with student avatars in a simulated classroom environment. Findings revealed that PLLs demonstrated a strong overall understanding of the reports and identified them as especially valuable for guiding teachers’ future instruction and tailoring support to individual learning needs.
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