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The Centrality of Feedback in Teaching Business Communication and Improving Performance. Submitted for the Proceedings of New Orleans October 20-22, 2005. Presented by Sean E. Mahar. MA in Speech Communication, University of Montana, Missoula
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The Centrality of Feedback in Teaching Business Communication and Improving Performance Submitted for the Proceedings of New Orleans October 20-22, 2005
Presented by Sean E. Mahar • MA in Speech Communication, University of Montana, Missoula • Adjunct Professor, Graduate School, American International College, Springfield, MA • Director of Professional and Organizational Development, Division of Human Resources, Baystate Health, Springfield, MA
Special Thanks • Leaders at Baystate Health Who Experimented with the Timely Feedback Model • Eric Eisenberg, Ph.D., U. of South Florida • Roger Conaway, Ph.D., ABC Program Chair • Lisa E. Gueldenzoph, Ph.D., ABC Proceedings Editor • PABC-2005-86 Reviewer #1 • PABC-2005-86 Reviewer #2
Is it possible … that after all that has been written over the past 80 plus years about feedback that there just might be a new way of looking at it? Why do people get defensive when you give them feedback? Why don’t people appreciate feedback?
Presentation Flow • Popular Uses of the Word “Feedback” • Academic References to “Feedback” • Images of Feedback • Development of Timely Feedback Model • Future Directions