Definition
A learning loop is a feedback loop, that is focused on increasing learning. Generally is based on these steps: making an assumption (goal setting ), building something (carrying out activities), getting feedback on what was built, and then using it to inspect/ modify what was done, relative to what was assumed (or goal was set) in the first place..
Further Reading
- “The Feedback Loop: Using Formative Assessment Data for Science Teaching and Learning” (book), by Erin Marie Furtak, Howard M. Glasser, and Zora M. Wolfe.
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