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What Strictly Come Dancing can teach us about how (and how not) to give feedback

By Caroline Elbra-Ramsay, Deputy Head of School, Education, Language and Psychology, York St John University

Feedback is a big part of the Strictly Come Dancing experience. Every week, after performing their dance, each professional-celebrity couple waits breathlessly to hear what the four judges made of their routine. Will it be “fab-u-lous” or a “disaster”?

As a feedback researcher and an avid Strictly fan, I listen closely too. Feedback…

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