In Module 1, we submitted our Reflective Papers to the Learning Support Drop-Off Essay Review service for feedback. Now, locate the feedback you received in your email inbox. Review and reflect on this feedback. You may wish to re-read your original paper as well. Then, in your own words, describe the feedback you received from the writing specialist. Was it what you expected to receive? How does it reflect your own perceived strengths and potential areas for improvement in your writing? How will you apply this feedback to future coursework at NLU? What steps will you take to receive and reflect on feedback in your future work?
feedback: “Be sure to give the Grammarly app a try. It will help you with sentence structure and punctuation. It is such an amazing app! The premium version is yours free if you sign up using your NLU student email. ”
this was the only feedback I received.
rubric:
– Completely and accurately answers all questions posed in the discussion topic directions by the end of the discussion in the original post and follow-up responses;
– Posting incorporates relevant concepts from the readings, other course materials, and credible outside resources, and demonstrates that the student has completed the readings and reviewed assigned materials;
– Provides appropriate detail within suggested guidelines for post length (200-250 words);
– Takes ownership of the original post by addressing all questions from the instructor and the peers fully;
– Defines relevant concepts, provides specific examples to support the response, and explains how concepts can be applied.
– Posts are clear, concise, convincing, logical, and easy to read and understand. Student explains unfamiliar concepts, expressions, and abbreviations;
– Posts are organized in paragraphs that reflect the components of the post (such as introduction, main body, and conclusion) as well as separate ideas communicated.
-Student uses standard English grammar, without grammatical or typographical errors.
– Posts include uses at least two appropriate, high-quality scholarly citations formatted in the most current APA edition format, include full citation at the end of the post(s), and use in-line citation to indicate the concept referred to in the main body of the post.
