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Studying at University

Acting on Feedback: Things you need to know...

Feedback can prompt an emotional response. The key is not to become defensive, the comments are there to help you improve.
Do you understand why the comments have been made?
Seek support from tutors and the Academic Skills team to help clarify your understanding.
Make sure you act upon the comments made in your next piece of work.
Acting on feedback should improve your future grades and illustrate your ability to become a reflective learner.

Factsheet

Acting on feedback
Understand how to use the feedback you have recieved to make improvements in your work.

Need to know more...

Reflection 1
The Driscoll (2000) Reflective Model is a simple and effective 3 stage model which can guide your reflections.
Reflection 2
This factsheet provides alternative models which can be used for reflection.

Student Union Resource :understanding the importance of feedback advice

Effective Study Skills by Geraldine Price; Pat Maier
ISBN: 9781405840736
Publication Date: 2007-08-01
This textbook provides essential guidance to the full range recognised core areas of practical, aspirational and transferable skills needed by a student both to achieve success on any academic course and to deliver improved grades and success both in exams and graded coursework.

Resources

LinkedIn Learning Resources

LinkedIn Learning offers online courses and videos to support a wide range of personal, technical and creative skills.

Have a look at our Handling Feedback Collection for some recommended resources.

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