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Feedback that is specific- identifies gaps, issues, or errors

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I find honest feedback helpful. If something doesn't make sense in my writing, I would rather know then someone trying to spare my feelings (:

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Organizational comments. It can be hard for me to judge if my train of thought makes sense to others, so getting feedback on that is particularly helpful

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specific examples that show me how to improve not just tell me

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I found that feedback particularly pointing out stylistic errors were far more helpful that broad/general advice. I once had a professor highlight and break down why my topic sentences weren't flowing correctly and it changed the entire way I think about writing.

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I've always enjoyed feedback that points out angles I hadn't previously considered.

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Feedback with details!

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I'm visual- it can help to see a model that shows what the instructor is looking for.

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I find feedback that helps connect to specific areas/topics for clarity or elaboration is helpful

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When a professor indicates that the ideas are there, and that the structure and organization of the writing makes sense. While it might not be as specific, it helps to know that the "flow" of the writing, or body of work, is set up in a such a way that it will be sucessful.

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I find feedback helpful in my writing. It is way to know how my audience understands what i am trying to communicate to them.

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I find feedback helpful in my writing. It is way to know how my audience understands what i am trying to communicate to them.

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Constructive criticism may hard to take at first, but it does wonders. I personally like honest feedback that looks specifically more at style and organization than content (obviously it can depend on fiction v. nonfiction)

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I always appreciate a pen color that isnt' red :)

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advice that improves my own writing style and offers some positive feedback alongside the negative

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advice that improves my own writing style and offers some positive feedback alongside the negative

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It's helpful when instructors point out what I am doing correct when writing. It helps because you can then replicate what you are doing right.

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I think both positive and negative feedback are really important. I want to know what worked as well as what didn't.

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Feedback with suggestion was helpful to me.

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I would prefer a detailed feedback that shows the specific errors.

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Great feedback my previous students had liked was that instead of saying "vague", I asked questions to get them to understand how I would want them to be more specific or expand.

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Pointing out what I did well so I have a model to reproduce

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Thoughtful comments at the end of the paper on what can be honed and what can be improved on 

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Thoughtful comments at the end of the paper on what can be honed and what can be improved on 

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Offering additional questions that I can ask myself regarding the topic that follow or expand upon my own line of thinking

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Clear and specific feedback on changes they would like to see

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legible handwriting, comments are clear about which section/phrase they are referencing (arrows/underlines, linked on digital file)

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If being given critiques, its helpful to have the rubric with what categories aren't being fulfilled

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When feedback highlights the strengths first and only then describes areas that should be improved

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Feed back including questions that broaden my view. Ex: who are the people in the field already in conversation about this subject? In addition feedback that’s as simple as a name, leading me down a path of another source of information.

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When pointing out specific errors, giving a quick sentence or two with advice on how the error could be improved

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Helpful feedback is the one that is constructive. It aims to improve the student's writing, instead of just pointing what is wrong. The feedback must be specific, addressing certain parts that need improving and providing suggestions on how to improve it.