How does the culture that you come from define who you are and what your outlook on life is?
When do you use which article?
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How do we give feedback to our fellow students?
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Feedback geven
Giving feedback:
Always speak from your own perspective
Put yourself in the shoes of the other person. How would you feel receiving the feedback as you are going to give it?
Give feedback about the presentation not the person.
Indicate what the person could do to improve things that are not going so well yet.
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Toptip-method
The toptip method helps you to give feedback in a positive way.
Formulate your negative feedback as a tip. Don't say: "that was a bad presentation," but say: "If you review your presentation and change some of your sentences then your story would make a lot more sense." Then the presenter knows what he/she can do to improve it.
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Toptip-method
For each negative feedback (tip) you also give a positive piece of feedback (top). That way the presenter will also hear what is going well and not just what is not going well.
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What could you review?
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Feedback
What is your tip?
What is your top?
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Het lidwoord (article) is never on its own.
it is always in front of a noun, het zelfstandig naamwoord
Lesson duration is: 90 min
