Practice Principles Of Effective Feedback (5.1) - Module 6: Crafting Effective Writing: Argumentative & Persuasive

Practice: Principles of Effective Feedback

Lesson 5.1Module 6: Crafting Effective Writing: Argumentative & Persuasive

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6 sample questions

Question 1.
Define constructive criticism.
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Think about how feedback can help someone grow rather than discourage them.
Question 2.
What is specificity in feedback?
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Consider how you would explain what someone needs to change.
3Question 3.
What is constructive criticism?
- Feedback that only points out flaws
- Supportive feedback focused on improvement
- Feedback that is irrelevant
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Think about how this type of feedback differs from just general comments.
4Question 4.
True or False: Specificity in feedback is unimportant.
- True
- False
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What happens if feedback is too vague?
Question 5.
You received feedback that states: 'Your essay lacks structure.' Analyze this feedback and suggest how to respond effectively.
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Think of ways to ask for clarifications that invite constructive insights.
Question 6.
Create a piece of feedback for a peer who has written a confusing thesis statement. Write it in a constructive manner.
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Focus on guiding the peer to refine their statement rather than merely pointing out the confusion.

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