How to give valuable feedback to your peers.
Keep it constructive. As a graduate student, there may be times where you need to provide feedback to a peer. If you are in this situation, be sure to keep it constructive. Speak in terms of what you’d like to see more of, learn more of, rather than focusing on...You choose how you feel..
You choose how you experience your dissertation process. Only you. What this means? That you decide if you are suffering through it, or whether you are enjoying your way through it. You decide if you feel anxious and overwhelmed, or not. You get to choose. And, at any...Build in regular feedback.
In order to make sure you’re on the right path to finish the dissertation as quickly as possible, be sure to elicit and accept regular feedback. You can get regular feedback from your advisor, writing group, a spouse, friend, or colleague. The important thing is...Your own feedback counts, too.
When working on the dissertation, it’s easy to get caught up in the feedback you get from other people. You continually assess if your topic is rigorous enough, your study well executed enough, and your results definitive enough. Some of this assessment is...Clarify now or later?
When receiving feedback on your dissertation, it’s important to clarify, especially near the end of the process, whether the feedback is crucial to successfully defend, or, instead, represents input necessary to turn your dissertation into a book manuscript or...Dissertation Mug: ABD But Not For Long!
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