Feedback on Teachers Pay Teachers

In this post, I’ll share how to leave feedback on Teachers Pay Teachers, and why it’s good for YOU to do it. Whether you are a buyer or a seller on Teachers Pay Teachers, you may have heard of leaving feedback. Here’s the thing, a friend of mine texted me not too long ago saying she didn’t know how to leave feedback on something she bought, which leads me to my next point. Leaving feedback is quite easy.  But, in case you are having a hard time navigating through the TpT waters, here’s a quick and painless tutorial on how to appropriately give feedback!

 Now, I can’t speak for all sellers, but the hardest thing to read when I review feedback is “I wish…” statements. I seriously cannot create what I make for my own classroom fit the needs of every single classroom out there, let alone student. I create what I need and what I think other teachers will appreciate as well, but I am not a miracle worker or a magician (I wish!), so please please please do not leave negative feedback that wishes the product to be something that it is not (as the statement provided by TpT describes).

And lastly, a word about freebies (which we all LOVE!). It’s not required, but when something is given to you for free, it’s polite to say thank you. Every seller feels the sting of less than 5 star rating on a free resource. It’s unnecessary and if you do want to let the seller know an idea for improvement, just be kind about it. It’s appreciated more than people realize. Be grateful, just like you teach your own students to do!

So that’s it! I hope you are able to see the value in adding feedback on TpT and if you have any helpful tips or just want to say hi, feel free to leave a comment below. You can find more TpT seller tips and tricks here.