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- A.What is Peer Editing to edit the work of someone your own age, three steps compliment suggestions corrections. Always stay positive.
- B. Peer Editing with Perfection help improve, revise and edit. Compare how you would feel. Start with compliments. Suggestions give specific ideas: word choice, details, organization, sentences, topic. Corrections: spelling, grammar, punctuations, sentence mistakes. Stay positive and be specific.
- C. Writing Peer Review Top Ten Mistakes top ten mistakes pickiness, not caring at all, talking to others about it, rude, loudness, pushy, lack of attention, going through it too fast, defensive, and generalizing.
How can you provide meaningful feedback to your peers?
Peer Editing means to edit someone of your own age's work, whether that be papers, blogs, or other project. All three of the videos/PowerPoint What is Peer Editing, Peer Editing with Perfection, and Writing Peer Review Top Ten Mistakes are very similar. They all describe how peer editing should be done and even go over the 3 steps. These steps are compliment, suggestions, and corrections. All of which should be down with positively and specifically.
Jordan,
ReplyDeleteYou really to seem to understand that peer editing cannot be done successfully unless one has a positive attitude. I am glad that you mentioned how we need to think of the affect our critiques have on others. If we would could not benefit from our own feedback, how could someone else benefit from it? I also love the picture you chose to use because it demonstrates the importance of correct punctuation. I think it is great that you outlined your post, but using full sentences in you outlines in the future may help your main ideas flow better. I believe that your sentence "Whether that be papers, blogs, or other project[s]." (in the first paragraph) would be considered a fragment, but simply merging it with the previous sentence would fix that easily.
Keep up the good work!
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