Gathering honest feedback from your English Learning community can feel challenging. These ready-to-use templates make it simple to invite input, spark discussion, and ensure every member feels heard. Use these ideas to collect meaningful insights that help your community thrive.
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Community feedback posts are powerful because they give members a voice in shaping their learning space. When people feel their opinions matter, they are more likely to contribute and stay engaged. This sense of ownership boosts loyalty and leads to a more dynamic, responsive community.
Asking open-ended questions about specific resources or experiences encourages thoughtful responses. Members often feel empowered to share both positive experiences and constructive criticism, leading to improvements that benefit everyone. Collecting diverse perspectives also helps community managers identify trends and areas for growth.
What is one thing you wish was different about our English practice sessions?
💡 Example: "What is one thing you wish was different about our English practice sessions?"
How helpful did you find this week's vocabulary challenge? Tell us what worked or did not.
💡 Example: "How helpful did you find this week's vocabulary challenge? Tell us what worked or did not."
Which resource in our library do you use most, and why?
💡 Example: "Which resource in our library do you use most, and why?"
Share your thoughts on our new grammar tips feature. What do you like or dislike?
💡 Example: "Share your thoughts on our new grammar tips feature. What do you like or dislike?"
How easy is it to find topics you care about in this group?
💡 Example: "How easy is it to find topics you care about in this group?"
What kind of English content would you like to see more of here?
💡 Example: "What kind of English content would you like to see more of here?"
If you could change one thing about our community guidelines, what would it be?
💡 Example: "If you could change one thing about our community guidelines, what would it be?"
Tell us about a time when a peer helped you improve your English here.
💡 Example: "Tell us about a time when a peer helped you improve your English here."
Do you prefer video or text-based lessons? Why?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer video or text-based lessons? Why?"
What is missing from our English Learning community that would help you more?
💡 Example: "What is missing from our English Learning community that would help you more?"
How does our weekly speaking challenge help your English practice?
💡 Example: "How does our weekly speaking challenge help your English practice?"
What motivates you to keep coming back to this group?
💡 Example: "What motivates you to keep coming back to this group?"
Share any suggestions for improving our feedback process.
💡 Example: "Share any suggestions for improving our feedback process."
How comfortable do you feel asking questions here?
💡 Example: "How comfortable do you feel asking questions here?"
Which community event has been the most useful for your learning?
💡 Example: "Which community event has been the most useful for your learning?"
Is there a topic or skill you wish we would cover next month?
💡 Example: "Is there a topic or skill you wish we would cover next month?"
How do you feel about the pace of our group discussions?
💡 Example: "How do you feel about the pace of our group discussions?"
Tell us one thing you have learned from another member recently.
💡 Example: "Tell us one thing you have learned from another member recently."
How would you rate the clarity of our lesson instructions?
💡 Example: "How would you rate the clarity of our lesson instructions?"
What is your favorite part of our English Learning community and why?
💡 Example: "What is your favorite part of our English Learning community and why?"
Have you noticed any challenges using our resources on mobile devices?
💡 Example: "Have you noticed any challenges using our resources on mobile devices?"
Share your feedback on our latest live Q and A session.
💡 Example: "Share your feedback on our latest live Q and A session."
What keeps you motivated to practice English every week?
💡 Example: "What keeps you motivated to practice English every week?"
How do you feel about the level of interaction among members?
💡 Example: "How do you feel about the level of interaction among members?"
Which of our community features do you use least and why?
💡 Example: "Which of our community features do you use least and why?"
What time of day works best for you to join live events?
💡 Example: "What time of day works best for you to join live events?"
Share one suggestion to make our group more welcoming to new members.
💡 Example: "Share one suggestion to make our group more welcoming to new members."
How can we better support your English learning goals?
💡 Example: "How can we better support your English learning goals?"
Did you find our last pronunciation workshop helpful? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "Did you find our last pronunciation workshop helpful? Why or why not?"
What feedback do you have about our group rules?
💡 Example: "What feedback do you have about our group rules?"
Tell us which group activity you look forward to the most.
💡 Example: "Tell us which group activity you look forward to the most."
How can we make our online events more interactive for everyone?
💡 Example: "How can we make our online events more interactive for everyone?"
What is the biggest challenge you face when participating here?
💡 Example: "What is the biggest challenge you face when participating here?"
How do you feel about the amount of feedback you receive on your posts?
💡 Example: "How do you feel about the amount of feedback you receive on your posts?"
Which type of posts do you find most helpful for your English practice?
💡 Example: "Which type of posts do you find most helpful for your English practice?"
Share your favorite strategy for staying consistent with English learning.
💡 Example: "Share your favorite strategy for staying consistent with English learning."
How can we make it easier for you to connect with other learners?
💡 Example: "How can we make it easier for you to connect with other learners?"
Would you recommend this group to a friend? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "Would you recommend this group to a friend? Why or why not?"
What is one tool or resource you would love us to add?
💡 Example: "What is one tool or resource you would love us to add?"
How do you feel about the balance between fun and learning here?
💡 Example: "How do you feel about the balance between fun and learning here?"
Share your ideas for new challenges or games we could try.
💡 Example: "Share your ideas for new challenges or games we could try."
What is one word to describe your experience in our English Learning group?
💡 Example: "What is one word to describe your experience in our English Learning group?"
To use these templates, select a prompt that matches your current focus area, such as a new feature, lesson format, or community rule. Post it as a standalone thread or within weekly check-ins to invite feedback. Be sure to acknowledge responses, thank members for their input, and summarize key takeaways. Use feedback to inform future changes and let members know how their voices make a difference.
These templates are suitable for all platforms. Adjust the length or formatting to fit forums, chat groups, or social media posts. On platforms with polls, consider pairing open feedback with quick voting. Always monitor replies and encourage respectful discussion.
You can adapt templates to solicit specific feedback on grammar and vocabulary topics, such as asking members which grammar rules they find challenging or which vocabulary themes they'd like to practice more. For example, use polls to let learners vote on confusing verb tenses or discussion prompts to gather suggestions for future vocabulary lists. This helps tailor group content to actual learning needs.
Leverage the templates to create targeted polls or open-ended questions after pronunciation activities. For instance, ask members to rate the difficulty of different sounds (like 'th' vs. 'v'), or invite feedback on accent reduction exercises. This can help you identify areas where learners struggle and adjust your pronunciation curriculum accordingly.
Customize templates to ask members directly about their preferred skill focus. For example, run a poll: 'Which skill do you want more activities for next month: speaking, listening, reading, or writing?' You can also follow up with open-ended questions for detailed suggestions, allowing you to balance your community’s activities based on real learner demand.
Modify templates to include simple language and offer response options (like emoji reactions or one-word answers) to lower the barrier for participation. For example, instead of open-ended questions, use 'How comfortable do you feel speaking in group calls? 👍/👎' or provide multiple-choice answers. This makes feedback accessible to all proficiency levels.
Absolutely! Use feedback templates to ask members about their experiences with peer correction—for example, 'Did your partner’s feedback help you understand your mistakes? Yes/No/Somewhat.' You can also gather suggestions for improving language exchange formats, ensuring sessions are supportive and constructive for all participants.
Design prompts that explicitly acknowledge these challenges, like 'What situations make you nervous when speaking English?' or 'Have you ever misunderstood something due to cultural differences? Share below!' This invites honest discussion and helps you identify support areas beyond grammar, such as building confidence and cultural fluency.
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