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Lesson Plan: How to Give Feedback in English

Published on April 9, 2024 | Updated on March 24, 2025

During this lesson, you will learn how to give feedback about work-related matters

You will learn how to make:

#1Appreciation Feedback
#2Coaching Feedback

Let’s get started


Pre-Task #1: (30 Mins)

Task1A

You will be presented with a series of words and you have to remember them

EvaluationReaction
CritiqueComment
InputReview
OpinionObservation
AdviceSuggestion
RecommendationPerspective
ShouldMust
Have to Positive
NegativeFeedback

Pre-Task #2 (30 Mins)

Task2A

Read the the following examples of feedback

Sammy Edwards

“So, you write about traveling in America but… have you been there? If not, that’s cool, but make sure your content is well-researched and not just ‘best guesses’ from Google. Readers know when something’s off!

James Smith

Your website lacks social proof. No social media presence, no engagement. If you don’t exist on the internet, do you even exist at all?

Miles Jones

Your authors… intriguing. They seem synthetic, as if conjured from the depths of a nameless content generator. If you wish to build trust, establish real author credibility. Transparency is paramount!

Sarah Kennedy

“You’re using stock photos and stock videos? Ugh. That’s so 2020. The future is authentic content, my friend. AI-generated visuals, interactive elements, immersive experiences. Get with the times!”

Evelyn Sanchez

Too many ads, dude. It’s like trying to read an article in the middle of Times Square. Reduce the clutter, optimize the UX.

Gordon Hinckley

This menu is way to basic. Where’s the creativity?, Spice it up, give it some personality! Right now, it’s as exciting as a boiled potato.

Michael Bisping

This footer… ah, it is lifeless. No links, no resources. A proper footer, like a fine castle, must be full of depth. Right now, yours is but a tombstone in a forgotten graveyard.


Task2B

Read the the following examples of feedback

James Smith criticizes the website for lacking social proof and online engagement.

Miles Jones believes the website's authors seem artificial and questions their credibility.

Sarah Kennedy praises the use of stock photos and videos as a timeless strategy.

Evelyn Sanchez compares the excessive ads on the website to Times Square.

Gordon Hinckley finds the website’s menu highly creative and engaging.

Michael Bisping describes the footer as vibrant and resourceful.

Sarah Kennedy suggests using AI-generated visuals and immersive experiences.

Miles Jones thinks the website should hide author details to maintain mystery.

Gordon Hinckley thinks the menu needs more personality and excitement.

Evelyn Sanchez advises increasing the number of ads for higher revenue.


Task2C

Check Phonetic Transcription and figure out the words

/raɪt//ɡes/
/læk//ˈsoʊ.ʃəl/
/siːm//ˈɔː.θər/
/ɔːˈθen.tɪk//ˌɪn.təˈræk.tɪv/
/æd//ˈɑːr.t̬ɪ.kəl/
/ˈbeɪ.sɪk//spaɪs/
/ˈkæs.əl//ˈɡreɪv.jɑːrd/

Main Task: Providing Feedback (30 Mins)

Task3A

In this section, you will provide advice to a professional

Situations for IT Professional

Two web designers were in charge of the creation of two websites related to the pool maintenance industry.

The first website is:

You will be experienced designers and you will assess several aspects of the website:

  • Menu
  • Header
  • Logo
  • Button
  • Font
  • Colors
  • Footer
  • Images
  • Category pages
  • Post Format
  • Other Elements

Break (30 Mins)

Task3A

Take some time off and be back on time

I need a break

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Manuel Campos

I am Jose Manuel, English professor and creator of EnglishPost.org, a blog whose mission is to share lessons for those who want to learn and improve their English