How is feedback provided to students in the Thai Rapport Course?

In the Thai Rapport Course, feedback is primarily provided through instructor-led evaluations and peer feedback during practice sessions. This approach fosters a collaborative environment where students receive immediate, constructive input on their performance, enabling them to enhance their skills in real-time. Direct interaction with instructors allows for tailored feedback that is specific to individual learning needs and communication styles, which is essential in a language acquisition context where nuances can significantly affect rapport-building. Additionally, peer feedback promotes group dynamics and encourages students to learn from each other’s experiences, thus reinforcing the learning process. This method of feedback provides a well-rounded perspective on student progress and areas for improvement, which is more effective in the context of language learning compared to other methods that could lack immediacy or personal engagement.