A feedback loop in an electrical circuit. source: Wikimedia
How to Craft Constructive Feedback: I think the two questions it suggests reviewers pose when giving feedback of "What stood out for you?" and "Was there anything you wanted more of?" are good ways to highlight what you liked about someones work and bridge criticisms into positives where it could be stronger. Be a Mirror: This article has some helpful points on how to think about feedback in a different more constructive light when looking at others' work. Being specific in your critiques can remove ambiguity and help someone make specific changes to improve their work. Focusing on what someone is doing with their work and not what you as a reviewer thinks they should be doing is also a helpful way to look at things so the person can improve what they are doing and not focus on what they could be doing.
I have experience in other classes giving feedback and I think that experience will help me give better feedback in this class.
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