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Tips 1.1 How balanced are your questions?
You are in at the start ... welcome to Volume 1 Issue 1 of ... ________________________________________ A C T I V E R E V I E W I N G T I P S ________________________________________ the free monthly ezine associated with Roger Greenaway's web site 'Guide To Active Reviewing and Debriefing'
===================== From the editor =========================== _____________________
You're busy and I'm busy. So why do I invest time launching an ezine when I'm already busy developing a web site, writing books and providing training?
The answer is 'reviewing'! - the reflective kind rather than the active kind ...
After reviewing my first year on the internet, I have learned a bit about people's internet habits (including my own).
Habit 1: Bookmarking a good site and not going back to it. Habit 2: Losing the address of a site you want to go back to. Habit 3: Subscribing to an ezine and quickly unsubscribing because it's long-winded or full of advertisements.
So here is your short(ish), friendly and useful ezine that: *** reminds you of a site you have ear/book-marked *** includes a practical feature on *reviewing tips* *** tells you *what's new* on the site *** and will include (in later issues) tips, comments and contributions from readers (it could be you!)
I hope you like the idea and that you will either (a) forward this ezine to a friend or (b) tell me how to improve it so that you will want to forward it!
All comments welcome at: roger@reviewing.co.uk ====================== Feature =========================== _________________________________________________________________ H O W B A L A N C E D A R E Y O U R Q U E S T I O N S ?
However active or creative your reviewing style, the chances are that you will be asking a lot of questions. And that the chances are also that most of your questions will be 'looking for trouble' rather than 'looking for success'.
Here is a list of some commonly used questions paired with some success-focused alternatives.
For more questions, for a better layout(!), for more background and for several pages on the subject of reviewing success, start at the Questions For Success page: <http://reviewing.co.uk/success/success2.htm> from where you can readily find 7 more pages on the subject! Success is that important!
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There are many experienced reviewers who receive this ezine. And I guess there are also many less experienced reviewers reading this ezine who have good ideas and tips for reviewing. So this invitation is to ALL readers. If you have a tip, a technique or an observation to make about reviewing that you would like to pass on to other readers, please write in to this address: roger@reviewing.co.uk You can ask for further guidance or just send in your ready-made contribution. HOW LONG? If you submit an article that is more than a screen height, then please also provide a short 'taster' that fits into a screen height. I will then provide a link to the full article if it's on the web. If you would like your article to appear on the web (and it's suitable) then I will be pleased to provide space for it in The Guide to Active Reviewing (i.e. on my web site).
====================== Site News =========================== __________________________________ T H E L A T E S T A D D I T I O N S T O ' T O O L S F O R C H A N G E '
- REVIEWING SUCCESS: <http://reviewing.co.uk/success/index.htm> which contains an index to these new pages: Questions for Success - Finding Success - Admitting Success - Expressing Success - Balancing Success - Understanding Success - Appreciating Success
- REVIEW DISCUSSIONS <http://reviewing.co.uk/discuss/discuss.htm> which contains an index to these new pages: Discussions for Everyone - Different Points of View - COMING SOON: Outdoor Management Development and more on Questions. |
Roger Greenaway's Active Reviewing Tips ~ ISSN 1465-8046
is no longer published but
you can view more
back issues in the ARCHIVES For Roger's blog and other writings please see the Guide to Active Reviewing |
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