The teacher reviews video clips with individual students in a brief meeting. This approach best describes which form of feedback?

• A. One-on-one brief feedback
• B. Group feedback session
• C. Self-guided feedback only
• D. Written comments after class

Answer: (A)

One-on-one, brief feedback given in a private meeting with a student is the approach being described. Reviewing video clips together allows the teacher to provide precise, individualized observations tied to that student’s performance, offer specific cues for improvement, and check understanding in real time. The private setting helps reduce defensiveness and invites questions, making the guidance more actionable and easier to apply to future practice. Video review also makes it easier for the student to see exactly what to adjust and to compare their technique with a model.

This isn’t a group feedback session, which would address issues for several students at once; it isn’t self-guided feedback alone, which would occur without the teacher’s input; and it isn’t written comments after class, which are asynchronous and lack interactive discussion.