This is a difficult subject for me, but I find what I've learned in this course is easing my concerns regarding my ability to make progress on this subject.

I am excited to build feedback into our every day processes. It seems the benefits could be exponential.

The course is very good; it will help me better communicate with my peers during their evaluations. 

Understanding your audience is very important when giving a presentation in a group setting. Be prepared in advance for the topic that you are presenting.

I learned that along the way, you can reassess goals, re-evaluate and change goals to help them be more attainable.  Once goals are attained, you can debrief and figure out what worked and what didn't and come up with best practices and areas for improvement.

Feedback has several dimensions that might be considered. Effective communication is one, and I highlight active listening. I look at it as putting myself in another's shoes and also in their head. Granted, facts should be separated from opinion, but there is also the element of perception in how the person to whom we are giving feedback interprets those facts. 

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I like the strategies presented for active listening.

Understanding the audience is essential to a quality presentation