What type of feedback do students receive with SAFMEDS?

Students using SAFMEDS (Say All Fast a Minute Every Day Shuffled) receive immediate feedback on their accuracy and speed, which is essential for fostering rapid skill development. This type of feedback allows learners to assess their performance on the spot, enabling them to identify areas requiring improvement right away. Immediate feedback is particularly beneficial as it helps reinforce correct responses and corrects mistakes while the information is still fresh in the student's mind.

Unlike delayed feedback, which may lead to confusion about prior performance, or feedback solely based on percentage scores, which may not provide insight into the specifics of what students are doing well or where they are struggling, immediate feedback promotes a more engaging and effective learning process. Furthermore, feedback from peers can be valuable, but it is not the primary method employed in SAFMEDS, which primarily relies on the instructor or the system to provide instantaneous responses to student performance.