Using feedback and rubrics
Reviewing and Improving Research
Rubrics tell you how the work will be judged. Turn each criterion into a question — “Does my discussion compare findings with at least three studies?” — and answer it honestly for your draft.
Log every comment you receive, decide on an action, and record what you changed. If you disagree with a comment, note why and discuss it rather than ignoring it.
Example
Rubric: “Critical synthesis (40%)”. Self-check: “Do my paragraphs compare sources, or summarise them one by one?”
Exercise
Add your latest feedback in Plan & tasks and turn each point into a task.