Problem
As you start to revise, or consider revising, you need to go back over your three major graded papers that you've received back from your instructor this semester. Read all of the comments carefully and make sure you understand the comments. Of course, you read the comments soon after you received your graded paper, but now you have the perspective of the whole semester from which to view these comments. Often, once some time passes, we can take in comments and criticism more effectively. You need write a summary of all of the critical comments you've received from your instructor this semester. You can mention both the positive and negative, the small errors and the bigger problems. Note this a summary--written in sentence and paragraph form--not a list of errors. Ideally, you'll see some patterns to your errors that you can identify. If there are any problems that have been mentioned that you don't understand, you could mention that too. It's important to be exhaustive here. If you can explain your errors, you're on the road to fixing those errors, which is why this small-stakes assignment is important. Take it seriously so that you can do well.