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12:16 AM, Monday December 12th 2022

Hello Tmmilea.

Thank you for replying to me with your revisions, don't worry about whether or not you should redo any exercises, in the case that it is necessary, think of it as an addition to your previous work rather than a redo, you're not cleaning the slate and starting over, you're doing more work in order to address mistakes or any issues present in order to develop your skills further.

You also don't need to worry and try to judge the quality of your own work, I and the other TAs will let you know when it is needed or not as you work through this course.

Try to keep in mind too that improvement is not always linear, oftentimes it can feel like a one step forward, two steps back kind of deal.

So! All of this said, I will only be checking your work until the full set of revisions has been provided. Please reply to me with your full revision pages.

Next Steps:

Please reply with the remaining revisions requested.

When finished, reply to this critique with your revisions.
7:18 PM, Monday December 12th 2022

Ok thanks for the reply. Was in not great headspace while doing the exercise and that came out in the work and how I felt about it. Will soldier on the rest of the revisions after some 50% time

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