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Online Peer Review of Paragraph

 

ASSIGNMENT: Peer Review Online Group Discussion 

Submit a paragraph of rough draft (including at least one parenthetical reference) to the LearnOnline Group Discussion Board for peer review by Tuesday, April 1.  

Below the paragraph include the citation in APA style for the source(s) cited in the paragraph. 

Critique at least one teammate’s paragraph by using the PRAISE, QUESTION, POLISH approach by 5:00 pm on Thursday, April 3

 

Current Forum: Peer Review: One Paragraph of Rough Draft
Date: Mon Mar 31 2003 8:38 pm
Author: Gress, Kimberley <kgress1@towson.edu>
Subject: Kims Par

The topic of class size has been debated over for many years. The question of whether smaller classes can allow students to learn and obtain information better is still today being discussed by educators and parents all over the country. The number of students a teacher can effectively teach in a classroom is also under discussion (Wasley, 2002). The purpose of this paper is to discuss the effects of smaller class size on students in the classroom.

Wasley, P.(2002 February 1). Small Classes, Small Schools: The Time Is Now. Educational Leadership, 59, 6-10. Retrieved March 6, 2003 from ERIC database at http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?an=EJ640897&db=eric&tg=AN

When reading chapter 8 of the class text book I came across a part about using quotations of significance in your paper. I am using this to help improve my paper.

 

Current Forum: Peer Review: One Paragraph of Rough Draft
Date: Thu Apr 3 2003 1:27 pm
Author: O'Brien, Kelly <angel7152002@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Kims Par

Kim,
It really is a great start to your paper. I would suggest maybe making it a little bit longer. Maybe by finding some ratios of classroom sizes to put in there to further explain the size of classrooms that schools have today.

~*~Kelly~*~

 

Current Forum: Peer Review: One Paragraph of Rough Draft
Date: Thu Apr 3 2003 12:01 pm
Author: Gress, Kimberley <kgress1@towson.edu>
Subject: Re: LIZ'S PARAGRAPH !!!!

I like the way you started your paper off with the definition of assessment. It immediately shows what your paper is going to be about and gets right to the point. I also like how by the end of the paragraph you combine a few definitions of assessment to form your own definition. I’m not sure but I think that after the quote you need to put a parenthetical citation, but besides that I think it’s a really good paragraph.

Kim

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