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A lot of mistakes were in your report. Get someone to proofread your work. PLEASE!!!!!
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Some mistakes caused your humble reader to stumble. Watch your spelling and grammar. Sloppiness needs cleaning up so your efforts can be truly appreciated.
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A few silly errors slightly mar an otherwise pristine creation. Get a solid colleague to DOUBLE CHECK your work
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Dictionary and stylistic perfection. You seem to have solved the problems of the universe and done it with pristine precision. SUPER!!!
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Relationship of the artistic piece to your report.
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Exactly where is your report???? Did it get swallowed up in the great void of nothingness??? Where is it? Should we call 911???
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Okay, the scrawl and marginal effort is there for the teacher to read. HOWEVER, you must put some effort into your report. It sells your work.
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Good job. You have successfully illustrated how your work reflects the values assignment. Good job.
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Excellent! Not only did you show reflection, but you provided penetrating insight into the entire project and made the report an integral part of the creation. It is like a super museum guide for the individual as they navigate through your creation.
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Overall sense of effort and sophistication of report.
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Sadly you need to put more effort into this report. It may be its brevity or its lack of depth but there's some things missing here.
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Okay. Yes, you've managed to present some sense of effort, but it is like unflavoured oatmeal. It needs a bit more sophistication to it and depth.
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Good. This is a solid piece of writing with some insights into what you were trying to accomplish in your artistic endeavour. Nicely done.
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Wow!!! Your effort and sophistication have people phoning for your work. You are wanted right this minute at the Harvard Museum for Reports. Super Super!!!
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