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Feedback on student writing they'll actually read

Tom Linden@tomlinden
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Here's a student's type of writing answering: task. Their level: level.

Give feedback in this format: one thing they did well (quote it), the single most important thing to fix (with an example of how the sentence could look), and one question that makes them think.

Write it to the student, in the second person, in under 80 words, with no grade.

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