Week 8 Comments and Feedback

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For Epics of India and for Mythology and Folklore, the comments that I am receiving from other are largely ones that praise my blog format and the quality of my author’s notes. I am glad that other students find my author’s notes to be useful, because I take them very seriously. When writing them, I think of how clearly I am summarizing the work that I was inspired by for my own storytelling. As many students will not have read the particular stories that I have, it is pertinent for me to accurately explain the key characteristics of any given story that I write on and to tell how my own story has differed. While I appreciate the praise that I am receiving from other students (who probably want to write me a quick note in order to get their Comments assignment out of the way), I would appreciate more substantial feedback. The most useful feedback that I am receiving is from Ms. Gibbs.
When I go to leave feedback for other students, I always keep constructive criticism in mind. I do not want my words to be wasted on only praise that will not help others improve their work. For me, I am looking forward to sharing my four blogs for these two courses with others when I am finished with them, as they are something to be proud of. We are all spending a lot of time on these and I do not want that to go to waste. So, when I leave comments on stories and projects, I always start with the things that I like about their work, and then let them know how I think that they could improve it.
I am getting to know certain people’s profiles and projects, and this is something that I really appreciate. I like going back to the same profiles and seeing how other students are improving on their work. Also, some Storybooks and Portfolios sound super interesting to me and I want to go back to them. These include two particular Storybooks, one about Selkies and one about Celestial Women whose voices are just now being heard. I think the writing in these projects is going to be taken very seriously.
Looking forward, I hope to receive more useful feedback from other students. While I like receiving praise and knowing what others like about my blogs, I also want my blogs to end up being of good quality. I will continue leaving others constructive feedback that I hope they put to good use.

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