If your child has submitted an essay or writing task through Ezyxam for educator evaluation, the feedback should be accessed through the relevant student or parent account area.

Once the evaluation is available, review the complete assessment rather than focusing only on the final score.

Look for comments relating to:

• Ideas and development

• Organisation

• Paragraph structure

• Vocabulary

• Sentence construction

• Grammar

• Spelling

• Cohesion

• Task requirements

The most important part is identifying the highest-priority improvement area.

For example, if the feedback indicates that ideas are strong but paragraphs lack development, the next writing exercise should deliberately practise explanation and supporting detail.

Parents can also discuss the feedback with their child using specific questions:

What did you do well?

What should you change next time?

How will you apply this feedback to another task?

This turns feedback into an active learning process.

Avoid asking students to correct every issue simultaneously. One or two targeted improvements are often more manageable.

Have you received educator feedback? Log in to Ezyxam and review your child’s writing evaluation to identify the next writing skill to develop.