2M1 | 28/03/2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome back!

Today

• Homework check 
• Aims of today
• Peerfeedback
• Analysing your own work
• Aim check

Homework check

Aims of today

At the end of class

• I can tell what peer feedback is and why it is important
• I’ll have practised with writing peer feedback

What is peer feedback?

Peer feedback is...

When your peer - in this case your classmate - gives you helpful feedback on something you made.

This way, you can learn from each other.

How do I give good peer feedback?

Be a critical friend

• Make sure that your feedback is constructive > it is supposed to be meaningful.
• Respect each other in your feedback.
• You share your opinions, suggestions and ideas. There is no right or wrong in all cases.
• You can always learn from each other. Think about what you can learn from the person you're giving feedback to.

Four eyes see more than two:

• Randomly assigned.
• Fill out the form thoroughly so it's useful for the person you're writing feedback for.
  
• Done? Write down for yourself what you have learnt from this person's writing and how you will use that in your own future work.

Analysing your own work:

• Fill out the other form. Is the peerfeedback useful?
• Done? Read over your own text for the common mistakes and correct where necessary. Did your peer catch everything?

Homework for Wednesday

Finish analysing your own letter - you will need to hand in the analysis form on Wednesday!

The aims were...

• I can tell what peer feedback is and why it is important
  
• I’ll have practised with writing peer feedback