
Originally Posted by
just4kix
No. Eeeek. Heaven forbid. That would be wrong. That is breaching the decency and privacy. Do it PMs if you wish.
I will give you some tips on feedback. Feedback is your perception of the situation. That may be true or imagined. And before giving feedback, it is essential that you set the right mood so that your feedback is received positively. Because no person likes to hear criticism - and especially when it comes from a youngster/student/child/etc.
To create the positive mood, first lay down the preamble.
First express your sincerest best wishes and measure careful words of praise even. To begin a feedback always begin with positive words first. And at least five positives must be said before you say something negative.
Then narrate instances of what happened. But do not give an explanation at this time. Do not at interpret the results. Say something like:
Now start your interpretation. And ask whether your interpretation is correct. Finally, say that, the intention is clear misunderstanding and set a proper common ground. At the end of the feedback the other person must appreciate your efforts.
Give a feedback only if you wish to mend relations, improve yourself and the other person and establish cordiality. Otherwise there is no point in giving a feedback.