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What strategies do you use for revising a paper? How do you know when to accept feedback from another source? What makes feedba...Asked by Berdia
What strategies do you use for revising a paper?
How do you know when to accept feedback from another source? what makes feedback valuable to you?
How do you know when to accept feedback from another source? what makes feedback valuable to you?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
I see the word YOU three times in these three sentences.
It appears that your teacher wants to know YOUR experiences and ideas. S/he doesn't give a hoot about my answers.
It appears that your teacher wants to know YOUR experiences and ideas. S/he doesn't give a hoot about my answers.
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Narasaq
By paper, do you mean essay? If so, then I would say when I revise a paper, I read it four (minimum) times through. The first time, I read it for style, and word choice. I see if I can make any points more clear, add more detail, or use better vocabulary. The second time, I check for spelling and grammar. The third time I check again for spelling and grammar. And then the fourth time I read it over again with no goal in mind, to make sure that it flows well and that I'm pleased with the final product.
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Ms. Sue
Great ideas, Narasaq! I wish more students followed your suggestions.