Peer-to-peer feedback has increased in recent years, in part due to 360-degree review programs where an ... and have solid examples and clear takeaways. Make sure you know what you want to get ...

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Not only does peer review provide an independent assessment of the importance and technical accuracy of the results described, but the feedback from ... in outline: for example, signed peer ...

In other words, some people may feel particularly uncomfortable, vulnerable or anxious during the peer-review process, and we need to teach students that the way we share feedback matters. For example ...

Peer review is a process by which students are asked to look at other students' work and provide feedback. While most commonly used for writing assignments, peer review can be used for any project or ...

Three empirical studies were conducted to investigate the role of specific elements of peer feedback task-design. For example, does it make a difference when you match students as feedback ...

Inspired by Al Jaffe’s classic comic from Mad Magazine, we sought to develop an evidenced-based framework for providing “snappy answers to stupid questions,” in the hope of aiding emerging academics ...

For the peer review activity, I passed out copies of my rubric and asked my students to evaluate Steve’s paper in each of the nine categories. For example, one of the categories was “clarity ...

Get students involved Peer feedback (or “peer review” as it is also known) is a well-researched method of teaching academic writing. As well as supporting students in the development of ...

Peer review ... the most frustrating feedback. A quick refresher on the process: Academic presses might seek peer reviews (aka readers’ reports) of a book proposal, of sample chapters, or ...