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Keith_Richards [23]
2 years ago
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Tyra is peer conferencing about her project with a friend. Tyra's friend provided feedback that Tyra does not agree with. What s

hould Tyra do? Group of answer choices Be kind and thankful Ignore the feedback Start the project over Tell her friend she is wrong
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
natulia [17]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Be kind and thankful

Explanation:

If Tyra does not agree with her friend's feedback, she does not have to say it outrightly to her friend. She has to use softer words to disagree. This is where being kind comes in.

Her friend has made efforts by providing this feedback Even if it is not exactly what she wants to hear. It would be polite for her to say thank you.

Then she has to respectfully disagree to avoid coming off as someone who is totally unreceptive of the opinion of others.

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