📖 Today’s lesson
Lesson 15: Feedback you do not act on is just a bad mood.
Tutor feedback is usually compressed, occasionally cryptic, and almost never comes with instructions attached. Expanding it into concrete actions is a translation job — and translation is what these tools are best at.
Why this matters: Most students read feedback once, feel something about it, and file it away. The students who improve are the ones who convert it into a specific list of things to do differently next time.