Free UK law study video
Turn tutor feedback into one change
A manageable method for converting one feedback comment into a visible improvement in your own next draft.
Why this method works
Translate one comment into an action you can see in your work. For unclear reasoning, the action could be an explicit connection between an authority and a fact or a position, rather than adding another quotation.
Compare the original and revised passage. Ask your tutor when the comment remains unclear, and preserve a short checklist for later work. This is reflective practice, not a promise of better marks.
- Choose one comment and translate it into a specific action.
- Compare before and after to identify an observable change.
- Ask your tutor about ambiguous comments and retain a checklist.
Accessible transcript
What the video says
UK law students, received feedback but not sure what to change? Choose one comment, not the whole page. Put it beside a specific action. If the comment says your reasoning is unclear, pick one paragraph and explain how the authority connects to the facts or your argument. Compare the revised paragraph with the original. Can you point to the actual change? If the comment is ambiguous, ask your tutor for an example. Keep a short feedback checklist for your next draft. Use this on your own work within your assessment rules. Durmah's free student guide helps you build practical study habits.
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