Please forgive the intrusion, but I just want to point out a repeated grammatical mistake on this page:

Please note (especially if you're teaching English!)

Olga: Do you expect any feedbacks? --> Do you expect any feedback?

Olga: I've noticed some teachers give feedbacks --> I've noticed some teachers give feedback.

Yvona: get a constructive feedback --> , get constructive feedback

Gabor: I usually leave a feedback on italki --> I usually leave feedback or I usually leave some feedback

Sorry for dropping by without adding to the discussion. I don't usually give unsolicited corrections, but I just couldn't let this one go.

As for me, it is very important to get a constructive feedback. I prefer to get it rather in a private message than publicly on my italki profile. Any relevant feedback could help. I

One of the features of iTalki that nobody needed, even annoying. If a teacher wrote feedback it appears as a message to a student.

First, nobody read the feedback that teachers write to student, it has no meaning. As a teacher, you will take almost every student. Teachers are also people and they will not write bad feedback to students.

Also, I rarely read feedback that students leave for teachers because it also has no meaning as most people try to be nice and don't hart anybody.

I don't really expect them to give feedback but I would appreciate it if they do

I would like to know as well. :) I usually leave a feedback on italki, but I am not sure if it is needed or not.