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Feedback Strategies: Useful Feedback

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 First Article: In this article, it teaches me how to build our own feedback in processes. I realized that I need to think about some questions before writing feedback. Several processes in this article are very impressive. For instance, we should gauge and throw away my initial reaction. It is true that we all have a first impression when we talk about any issue. This suggestion helps me delete the bias in my comments. Besides, asking probing questions would also be an important factor when we create our own comments. I always like to praise others when I make feedback without providing any questions. Now, I would say that asking questions not only shows our curiosity about the topic but also helps us further understand our own biases.   Second Article: I learned the importance of feedforward after reading the article. In my opinion, feedforward is relatively easy to realize in school. Instructors could use some activities to set some suggestions and goals for their stud...

Feedback Thoughts

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Talking About Failure Is Crucial for Growth. Here's How to Do It Right :     The first sentence in this passage attracted my attention, "w e’ve all flopped on a big presentation". For me, actually, I failed in almost every "presentation" (quizzes, exams, etc) when I was in middle school, and the point is that I do not want to face the past. Like many other people, I also like to package myself into a beautiful box full of success and achievements. However, the reality is not perfect. Everyone made mistakes, and we need to study how to fix our problems.      The author mentioned some methods to deal with our failures such as talk about your failures to others or using your failures to make friends. I think the main point in both of these methods is that we should brave enough to express our failures and disadvantages. Hiding every mistake which is made by ourselves is a bad choice for us since we could not learn anything from our own deficiency. Moreover, making ...