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1. Students will be able to source feedback from their peers in a manner that best supports their desired outcome.
2. Students will be able to provide peers with constructive feedback that enhances learning.

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Walden University's Writing Center provides a number of services to support students' writing at all stages of their education. We offer one-on-one paper reviews, webinars, modules, podcasts, form and style reviews, web-based instructional content on writing and APA style, and much more.

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Sample rubric questions

1. Find three places where the grammar is wrong. Explain why it is wrong and show how it could be done correctly.

2. If you had to go back and improve your own submission after giving feedback to this submission, what would you change?

3. Imagine that you are a film critic. What would your review of the movie be?

4. Find one or more paragraphs that you think work well. Explain why.

5. Did the submission include a good discussion?

There was no discussion.

Discussion could be better. Explain what is lacking.

Discussion was good. Explain what was good.

Wind, David Kofoed. Five Ways to Make Peer Feedback Effective in the Classroo. EdSurge, 12 February 2018. https://www.edsurge.com/news/2018-02-12-five-ways-to-make-peer-feedback-effective-in-your-classroom Accessed 21 October 2019.

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This is a great video for learning the basic and more advanced features of the comments tool! The great part about this is you're able to have conversations with other users by using the @ tool like on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter!

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How to use and format comments in Google Docs (Pro tips)

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What you're using right now!

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Create a set of questions that guide improvements to your piece.

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How to get ACTIONABLE peer feedback in 20 minutes

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Peergrade - engaging student peer review

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Peergrade is an online platform to facilitate peer feedback sessions with students

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The teacher sets up an assignment

You start by setting up your assignment. You pick a feedback rubric from our library or create your own, select an assignment template and you're ready to get started.

Students submit their work

Students submit their work to your assignment. They can submit anything - text, files, videos, links and even Google docs!

Students review each other

Your students give each other anonymous feedback through your rubric.

Students engage with their feedback

Students receive feedback from their peers, they react, discuss and engage with their feedback.

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You get the complete overview of everything that is happening in the assignment.

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Peergrade - engaging student peer review

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Learn by giving feedback! Peergrade is a free online platform to facilitate peer feedback sessions with students.

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How can we keep our feedback positive?

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How miscommunication happens (and how to avoid it) - Katherine Hampsten

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Have you ever talked with a friend about a problem, only to realize that he just doesn't seem to grasp why the issue is so important to you? Have you ever presented an idea to a group, and it's met with utter confusion? What's going on here?

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Grade 10

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How can constructive feedback be used to build a stronger learning community?

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Learners work productively with others to solve problems by:
1. Soliciting and responding to feedback from others.

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Here's a quick review of everything you see here to make it less overwhelming!