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==== ### ==== ===== Strengths: ===== • Ambiguity is clearly identified and explained through relatable examples (“You shouldn’t have,” “We saw her duck”). • The introduction effectively illustrates how different interpretations cause confusion. Areas for Improvement: • State more directly that “ambiguity in language” is your specific concept to align fully with the rubric. • Add a brief transition linking these examples to your personal story for stronger flow. Points: 9 / 10 ===== Strengths: ===== • The personal story provides vivid, detailed context for misunderstanding. • Shows the real-world impact of ambiguous communication and how it leads to emotional reactions. Areas for Improvement: • Strengthen the link to critical thinking—explain how lack of questioning or premature assumptions contributed to confusion. • Clarify that ambiguity was the cause of the misunderstanding, not just age or emotion. Points: 27 / 30 ===== Strengths: ===== • Concludes insightfully that missing details and unclear communication caused the misunderstanding. • Notes the importance of clarifying questions and context as ways to prevent ambiguity. Areas for Improvement: • Expand on how precising definitions or asking for clarification can serve as active strategies to resolve ambiguity in everyday conversation. • Connect this reflection to critical thinking by emphasizing how verification and perspective-taking reduce miscommunication. Points: 26 / 30 ===== (Pending; not included in this individual essay.) ===== Points: 0 / 20 ===== Strengths: ===== • Narrative is engaging, descriptive, and well-organized in paragraphs. • Grammar and syntax are improved from the previous draft. Areas for Improvement: • Proofread for small grammatical errors (“ambiguous statement or words” → “ambiguous statements or words”). • Vary sentence structure and transitions slightly to enhance flow between paragraphs. Points: 9 / 10 ===== (Projected grade before discussion replies; may rise with strong peer engagement.) ===== Overall Feedback: This draft offers a compelling and personal example that demonstrates strong understanding of ambiguity and its effects. To move toward an “Excellent” score, connect your personal reflection more clearly to critical thinking processes — showing how clarifying questions, definitions, or additional context prevent confusion. 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 any sources or examples used are cited if required. • Academic integrity: Confirm the work is fully in your own words.
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