Students learn from three main influences: their teacher, peers, and themselves. While teachers provide instruction, most feedback students receive comes from peers, but most peer feedback is incorrect. It is important for teachers to know if students are truly learning, but it can be difficult to assess what is learned from a student's private world.

2. Three worlds
Public world of
the Teacher
Influential world of
Peers
Students private
world

4. Who won stage 11 in the 1953 Tour de
France?
A) Livio Issoti B) Jean Robic
C) Louison Bobet D) Gino Bartali

5. Who won stage 11 in the 1953 Tour de
France?
A) John Fashanu B) Jean Robic
C) Skeletor D) Noel Edmonds

6. Students learn what they do

7. How do you know your students
are learning?

24. Jar bi cone
10, 11,12?

25. Jean Robic
11

29. As Nuthall(2007) has shown, 80% of
feedback a student receives about
his or her work in the elementary
(primary) school is from other
students.
But 80% of this student provided
feedback is incorrect!
Hattie, J. Visible Learning 2009

30. “The one that I do not know”

33. ISBN 978-1-877398-24-7