Papers on a Desk This activity allows a variety of feedback from 3-4 readers, but also allows the reader to remain anonymous, thus increasing the honesty of ...

Examples of peer review activities · After collection, redistribute papers randomly along with a grading rubric. · After completing an exam, have students compare ...

Preparation · Schedule specific dates on your course calendar for peer review sessions · Give focused, actionable directives · Plan your peer review day.

1. Hold a “mock” peer-review session. · 2. Teach students how to think about, respond to, and use comments by peer-reviewers. · 3. Assign three students to each ...

Because peer review is a skill that can be developed, carrying out peer review activities three or four times in a twelve-week term is ideal. The first time ...

Walk around the classroom, visiting the pairs (or larger student groupings), and comment on your students' work as you move from group to group. Devote some ...

Ask guiding questions, such as: Do you enjoy writing? Why or why not? How do you brainstorm ideas? How do you organize your ideas before writing? What is a ...

It gives students practice assessing their own and others' writing and can reinforce course-specific criteria for writing assignments.

This asynchronous activity allows students to peer review their RBA drafts by focusing on higher-order content (ideas, structure, flow, clarity). It gives ...

This strategy guide explains how you can employ peer review in your classroom, guiding students as they offer each other constructive feedback.