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=== Assistant: ⚠️ Academic Integrity Reminder === ⚠️ Academic Integrity Reminder I’m here to coach you — be sure any ideas you use are fully rewritten in your own voice and properly cited. : ==== ### ==== ===== Strengths: ===== • Clearly identifies ambiguity as a central issue in language. • Opens with relatable examples (“You shouldn’t have,” “We saw her duck”) that effectively illustrate the idea. Areas for Improvement: • State the specific concept of ambiguity more explicitly at the start (e.g., ambiguity in language or phrasing). • Clarify that these examples serve as your chosen ambiguous concepts before moving into the personal story. Points: 9 / 10 ===== Strengths: ===== • The story of misinterpreting the “7-Eleven” reference provides a vivid example of how ambiguity leads to misunderstanding. • The paragraph shows emotional and cognitive impact, demonstrating personal engagement with the problem. Areas for Improvement: • Explain why the misunderstanding happened in terms of critical thinking — e.g., lack of context, assumptions, or missing details. • Connect the confusion more directly to language ambiguity rather than age or emotion. Points: 26 / 30 ===== Strengths: ===== • Reflects insightfully that “a few extra details” or clearer wording could have prevented confusion. • Recognizes perspective and incomplete communication as causes of ambiguity. Areas for Improvement: • Specify what kind of clarification or definition could resolve such ambiguities in language (for example, adding context or choosing precise words). • Tie the reflection back to critical thinking—how asking clarifying questions or verifying information could reduce ambiguity. Points: 25 / 30 ===== (Not assessable in your individual draft, as this requires discussion replies.) ===== Points: 0 / 20 (pending discussion participation) ===== Strengths: ===== • The essay is engaging, personal, and clearly structured in paragraphs. • Excellent storytelling and vivid tone make the example memorable. Areas for Improvement: • Check for minor grammar and word-choice errors (“ambiguous statement or words,” “to no-avail”). • Ensure consistent paragraph indentation and sentence flow for professional polish. Points: 8 / 10 ===== (Projected grade before discussion replies; likely to rise with thoughtful peer responses.) ===== Overall Feedback: You demonstrate a strong understanding of ambiguity in language and tell an engaging personal story that illustrates it well. To reach full marks, connect your examples more clearly to critical thinking concepts and specify how ambiguity could be resolved through definition, context, or inquiry. Are you ready to submit your revised draft for further evaluation, or are you ready to finalize for Canvas submission to your instructor? Finalization Checklist: • Share link: At the top of this chat, select Share → Copy link and paste it into your Canvas submission. • Upload file: Attach your final draft (doc/pdf) in Canvas. • Citations: Ensure sources are cited if used. • Academic integrity: Confirm the work is fully in your own words.
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