Receptive to Feedback

Brittany·

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Create 3-4 worksheets for K-3 students: Today we worked on being receptive to feedback. Receptive to feedback is being willing to listen to others’ advice about how you act and using it to get better, even if it’s not what you want to hear. We learned two skills for being receptive to feedback: 1. Put Down the Shield Imagine you are holding a big, heavy shield that protects you when someone gives you feedback. The shield might feel heavy or tiring, and it can carry old feelings from past crit...

This document provides strategies for being receptive to feedback, emphasizing the importance of listening and learning from advice given by others. It introduces the concept of putting down personal defenses—symbolized as a 'shield'—to foster a positive response to feedback. The section outlines two strategies: 'Put Down the Shield' and 'Ask Questions to Learn', encouraging individuals to approach feedback with openness rather than defensiveness. Through various activities and scenarios, readers are prompted to reflect on their experiences with feedback, highlight instances of personal growth, and practice formulating helpful questions. The resource aims to promote a growth mindset, where individuals feel empowered to learn and improve through constructive feedback.