Advice Over FeedbackSmall changes make a big differenceNarrator Timmy stared at his project, feeling stuck. He knew Mrs. Parker was unpredictable with feedback—sometimes encouraging, sometimes confusing.Timmy If I ask for feedback, she might just say 'Do better.' But what if I ask for advice?Narrator Timmy approached Mrs. Parker, who was examining a mysterious, oversized hourglass that sat on her desk.Timmy Mrs. Parker, could you give me some advice on how to make my poster stand out?Mrs. Parker Well, Timmy, that's a great question! If it were me, I'd start with a bold headline and add a splash of color—like a secret code that grabs attention.Narrator Timmy listened carefully. Mrs. Parker leaned in, clearly enjoying the moment. She pointed at a miniature light bulb sitting on the window sill.Mrs. Parker You know, asking for advice shows you really care about learning. People love to help when it feels like their ideas matter.Narrator So Timmy followed her advice, and his project shined. Mrs. Parker smiled, feeling proud and flattered.Plot: Don't ask for feedback. Ask for advice. Asking for advice flatters the other person and they will open up. It's all about them. +Theme: Rendered in the style of minimalist comic art, featuring simplified forms and a muted color palette. The composition emphasizes clean lines and flat colors, creating a serene and contemplative atmosphere. The layout utilizes a grid structure, enhancing the narrative flow while maintaining a consistent visual rhythm. @Timmy: Resourceful 8yr old @Mrs. Parker: Unpredictable Examiner
