Peer Review / Feedback

__________ is/are given to a person to inform them of what they are doing well and how they can improve.

• Compliments

• Grades

• Feedback

Is this kind, yet honest, feedback?

You did a great job! You don't have to improve anything.

• It is kind and honest.

• It is kind but not honest.

• It is honest but not kind.

• It is not kind or honest.

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CCSS.RL.5.6

The following feedback is an example of which part of the peer review process?

Consider capitalizing the first letter of every sentence.

• Compliment

• Suggestion

• Correction

The following feedback is an example of which part of the peer review process?

You might want to change the scene when the characters are riding bikes.

• Compliment

• Suggestion

• Correction

The following feedback is an example of which part of the peer review process?

I like the way you used descriptive details to describe the characters.

• Compliment

• Suggestion

• Correction

Choose the appropriate suggestion for this writer based on the line from their story.

Not too long ago, in the Winter of 1285. In the forest near the castle, where many nobleman liked to wander. He meet with a boar who charged at him.

• Use details that clearly set your story in the Middle Ages.

• Write a beginning that establishes a character.

• Use a variety of sentence structures.

What is the purpose of feedback?

• To criticize and discourage

• To compliment and encourage

• To confuse and mislead

Which of the following is an example of constructive feedback?

• You did a terrible job!

• You need to improve your communication skills.

• You are the best!

Why is feedback important in the learning process?

• It helps students feel good about themselves.

• It helps students identify their strengths and weaknesses.

• It is a waste of time.