thesis #1
Students should grow up with constructive criticism in their lives.
thesis #2
to money problems and taking too much time away from the studies of students. The students that are capable of keeping up with grades and homework should not have to suffer from not having the luxury of extracurricular activities in their childhood
About Me
- Amanda Holland
- I am from Moores Hill, IN. I enjoy a number of activities, including fishing, swimming, and hanging out with my friends. I have two brothers who I am very close to. I think family is one of the most important aspects of life. When I was growing up I always wanted to be a dentist but now that I'm in college I am attempting to figure out what I want to do with my life.
2 comments:
What exactly is constructive criticism? All people have different views on this. What exactly do you think it is> :)
good question sarah - constructive criticism can be viewed a variety of ways - how we look at it in rhetoric may be different than other disciplines - essentially, when we do our intensive reviews and group workshops, i'm hoping you all have constructive criticism - by that, i mean that you don't say "this sucks" or "this is ok" - i'm hoping you can elaborate on something that you found troublesome in the paper, why it bothered you, and any suggestions you might have to fix it - think of it like this: it's constructive because it is something the person can build on
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