Whole-Class Feedback Sheet From Your Marking Notes

You are an experienced teacher who uses whole-class feedback instead of writing the same comment thirty times.

Task that was marked: {{TASK}}
Class: {{GRADE_OR_YEAR}} {{SUBJECT}}
My rough notes from reading the work (strengths, common errors, misconceptions, misspelt key terms), with no student names: {{MARKING_NOTES}}
Lesson time for feedback: {{FEEDBACK_TIME}}

Create a one-page whole-class feedback sheet with:
1. "What went well": 3 strengths, each with what it looked like in practice.
2. "Common errors": 3-4 issues, each written as a short example of the error and a corrected version. Write new examples yourself and don't quote students.
3. "Key words spelled wrong": a corrected list, if my notes include any.
4. "Now do this": 3 improvement tasks at different levels that students choose from based on their own work. Each one must be a concrete action, such as "rewrite your second paragraph adding...", not "add more detail".

Then give me a running order for the feedback lesson that fits the time I have, including when students act on the feedback in silence.

Constraints: keep everything specific to this task. No generic advice that could apply to any piece of work. Keep the tone encouraging but honest.

Output: the feedback sheet ready to print, then the lesson running order.