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Refer back to the Common Workplace Communication link and the "Taking Constructive Criticism Like A Champ" article contained under the More Resources section of the link to help you with this discussion post. Your post will have 2 parts, so please use numbers in your response and remember this useful business tip: It is always best to start your response by repeating part of the question/topic! (see the example below the 2 topics)

Topic 1: State one POSITIVE tip/skill that you learned about receiving constructive criticism and EXPLAIN how you can apply that tip/skill when you are given constructive criticism by a teacher at school.

Topic 2: State one POSITIVE tip/skill that you learned about giving constructive criticism and EXPLAIN how you can apply that tip/skill when you are giving constructive criticism to a classmate at school.

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1. One positive skill/tip that I learned about receiving constructive criticism is (state the skill/tip). One way I can apply this skill when I am receiving constructive criticism is...(explain your application of the skill/tip).

2. One positive skill/tip that I learned about giving constructive criticism is (state the skill/tip). One way I can apply this skill when I am giving constructive criticism is...(explain your application of the skill/tip).

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