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When someone tells you what they think about your work, you should:

• Get mad and fight back.

• Listen and ask questions to understand.

• Pretend you didn't hear them.

• Say it's not your fault.

To get better from feedback, you should:

• Only think about the bad things they said.

• Make a plan to do better next time.

• Think they are always wrong.

• See if you are better or worse than others.

After someone gives you feedback, you should:

• Forget about it and go have free time.

• Think about what they said and how to use it.

• Say mean things back to them.

• Act like it didn't happen.

To know what someone means, ask ________ questions.

• nice

• mean

• silly

• easy

Don't get mad, try to be ________ to what they say.

• nice

• rude

• indifferent

• angry

After someone helps you, make a plan with ________ things to do to get better.

• helpful

• useless

• random

• unnecessary

________ about what they said helps you use it later.

• Thinking

• Ignoring

• Forgetting

• Misunderstanding

When you tell someone what you think, start by being _______________ and saying what you mean.

• nice

• honest

• rude

• indirect

Talk about what they _______________, not who they are.

• do

• say

• think

• believe

Say "I think" or "I saw" to tell your _______________. (like, "I saw you...")

• feelings

• thoughts

• actions

• intentions