We can do better than the poo sandwich: move beyond constructive criticism to deliver feedback that actually leads to improvement” - Online Classroom

7:00-8:30pm PT via Zoom Meeting
Meeting link will be sent to registered attendees the day of the session.

Seminar Description

Feedback from others is vital to learning and improving a skill.
While many would agree with this statement, many would also agree they would rather clean a toilet than give or receive feedback. Feedback, when done well, is so valuable for growth. But the reality can vary from helpful to at times even downright hurtful. In this talk, you’ll move beyond unhelpful platitudes, or worse, criticism sandwiched between compliments. You’ll learn and practice using a process to consistently provide productive feedback in any area that you give it - whether that is for an outdoor skill or to an office colleague.

PResenter

Liz Riggs Meder is the Director of Education at AIARE, an avalanche education non-profit. Based in Seattle, Liz is responsible for all aspects related to the development and delivery of AIARE's educational programming, which includes curriculum and program development for both recreational and professional training and education, as well as directing education evaluation and supporting research. Liz is an AIARE Instructor and holds an M.Ed from the University of Washington. A learning and cognitive science nerd, Liz loves combining her education interests with her love of traveling through the mountains.

Lead Image By Skye Stoury