Feedback Guide
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As a participant, you have a dual role: you are both a writer and a reader. While being a reader is an indispensable aspect of writing, during the Writing Circle and on specific moments you will be called to function actively as one or the other. To ensure you do not get lost, you can consult regularly the diagram below at each moment.writer prepare: a clean draft + two to five questions for the reader submit document
preview: quick feedback overview
writer reflect: return to the commentary after a couple of days, read again if needed
reader notice: emotional reactions: first impressions & free ventilation + statements of affirmation: what worked well?
reader ask: questions of clarification
reader suggest: open questions + personal notice
Note your emotions, relevant raw experiences, and personal connections as a short letter to the author. This can stay on your notebook, shared privately with the author, or offered as a comment at the end of the document.
(sharing is optional)
writer reader
reader
Note your emotions, relevant raw experiences, and personal connections as a short letter to the author. This can stay on your notebook, shared privately with the author, or offered as a comment at the end of the document.
(sharing is optional)
writer
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