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Giving Feedback on PGR Writing

This practical workshop explores how research supervisors can provide clear, constructive, and supportive feedback that enhances doctoral researchers’ writing development and confidence. The session encourages supervisors to reflect on their current practices and explore evidence-informed strategies and tools that support both clarity and independence.

Learning objectives

By the end of this workshop, research supervisors will be able to:

  • Recognise the characteristics of effective feedback

  • Evaluate and refine their own feedback practices

  • Use tools and strategies to enhance feedback clarity and mutual understanding

  • Encourage independence and critical thinking in PGRs by using reflective and collaborative feedback approaches

Overview

Delivery format

Online

Duration

60 minutes, 90 minutes

Supervisor experience level

All levels

5. Writing and Feedback

Resources for use in delivery

Facilitator manual

Facilitator slides (PPT)

Participant slides (PPT)

Feedback expectation tool

Feedback cover letter

Case study (optional)


Tell us how you have used this intervention

We want to hear how you’ve used or adapted this intervention in your institution. Whether you’ve delivered it as-is, made adjustments to suit a specific disciplinary group, or embedded it into a broader programme for supervisors, your insights can help strengthen the resources for everyone across the consortium. Submit your feedback below.

Feedback (1)

Roisin Astell
Apr 16

We did the feedback workshop here in December - good turnout!

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