There is little we can do to prevent criticism from coming our way-whether it’s in your studies, your personal relationships, or on the job-so you should actually try and turn into a positive experience that will help to shape your the quality of the your work. Being open to criticism allows you to quickly recognize areas of improvement. When you acknowledge that receiving criticism is fundamental in becoming the best student you can be, then you can prepare yourself to deal effectively with it and not become defensive and run from the situation.

Top three things to remember: 

1. Learn to expect criticism
2. Learn to recognize, accept and welcome constructive criticism
3. Never allow criticism-constructive or destructive-to negatively impact your thoughts or performance.

 - Online Learning Tips Staff

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