Prof. Keith Happaney

Read the Questions Carefully:

• Take a moment to read and comprehend the questions asked.
• Seek clarity if needed to ensure you fully understand what is being asked of you.

• Reflect on the feedback you have received from others, be it peers, mentors, or previous experiences.
• Consider any suggestions, criticisms, or areas for improvement that can help shape your response.

• Your honesty is vital in giving valuable feedback.
• Be truthful and straightforward in your responses.
• This will assist others in identifying areas where they can improve and grow.

• By providing constructive criticism and honest feedback, you contribute to others' learning journeys.
• Your insights can help them identify areas for improvement, leading to their personal and professional growth.