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Chances are you have received feedback from your peer group in one or more of your classes. It can be difficult to know how to respond to those comments. This week we discuss why your instructor may be asking your to give (and receive) peer feedback and how to find value in nebulous comments like "I didn't understand it" or "it was okay".
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