Peer Editing and Other Fun Stuff!
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English
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10th Grade
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Easy
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Amanda Burgos
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Peer Editing and Other Fun Stuff!
Argumentative Writing Series
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Multiple Choice
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Beginner's Guide to Feedback
Why is it important to give feedback?
Praise, criticism, praise (feedback sandwich) Two areas of strength for every one area of growth.
Do not be afraid to ask questions to get the person thinking about their writing.
A fresh pair of eyes can bring a new perspective to your paper.
Your goal as an editor is not to point out all of the things that are wrong with the paper you need to prioritize them in a hierarchy of concerns.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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A Few Things To Leave Out of Your Next Paper...
Not understanding the prompt.
First person writing. Too conversational for academic writing
The use of shorthand. "info" ; "u"
Quotation inconsistency "on page 365" ; "in line 26"
"Firstly"; "Secondly"; " All in all;" "To conclude"
"Let me tell you..." ; "These facts will prove to you..." / Rhetorical questions - infomercial
Irrelevant evidence
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Introduction
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Conclusion
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Peer Editing and Other Fun Stuff!
Argumentative Writing Series
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