Informing professional learning interventions with evidence-based analysis of student feedback: Implications for software use and learning clarity

Abstract

This study explored the gap between teachers' perceptions of their teaching practice and students' abilities to describe their learning accurately. Using the Verso software as a reflective feedback tool alongside a personalised professional learning program, the research aimed to bridge this disconnect. Post-implementation, student feedback indicated heightened self-awareness and improved metacognitive skills. The Verso software prompted students to engage with their learning introspectively, enabling learners to develop increasingly accurate self-reflective and metacognitive skills. The findings highlight the potential of technology in enhancing professional learning and instructional efficacy.

Keywords

• Teaching impact
• Student voice
• Student feedback
• Teacher feedback
• Student learning