Check the comment against your source
Read the exact sentence or paragraph that prompted the feedback. Can you locate the issue? If a comment quotes wording you did not write or describes a chart incorrectly, question that comment before acting on it. AI feedback can make mistakes.
Choose one decision to study
A report may discuss several issues. Start with one you understand and can practise: explaining the link between a reason and your position, choosing the main chart pattern, or correcting a recurring sentence error. A long list of corrections is not itself a practice plan.
Compare the original and the revision
Ask what changed and why it matters. If a revision adds an example or a new line of reasoning, check whether you agree with it. Distinguish a correction of your wording from a development that introduces a new idea. Neither should be accepted only because the sentence sounds more sophisticated.
Transfer it to a fresh example
Close the revision. For an explanation problem, write a different reason on a related topic and explain how it supports your answer. For a chart overview, use different data and select the main pattern again. Copying the model sentence checks memory; making the decision in new writing checks whether you understood it.
Keep a short practice note
Record three things: the problem you recognised, the decision you made and one sentence showing your attempt. On your next essay, use that note as a check after drafting. A single score change does not establish a lasting improvement.
When feedback remains unclear
Return to the question and the source text. Seek a teacher's judgement if the explanation is contradictory or changes your intended answer. You do not need to treat an AI practice estimate as an official result.