1. Schedule Objective: to understand peer review and integrating feedback

2. Intro to Peer Review Free write: what are your experiences with peer review? What worked for you? What’s worked in the past? What hasn’t? What do you wish in a picture-perfect world, that your peer review session would be like?

3. Expectations Balanced feedback Clear goals

4. Our experiences Too much criticism Not enough – it’s all good I don’t like my PR partner Don’t need help/teacher knows best Only get FB on grammar Makes me more confused ------ Concrete suggestions New guidelines

5. Completed Complex Claim “Although marijuana use has been attributed to issues of crime and violence, the economic benefits of legalizing marijuana greatly out weigh any counter points. By considering how he tax revenue would help the US economy, as well as potential health services that can come from generated revenue, the legalization of marijuana is clearly a benefit that affect the overall population instead of only a certain few.”

6. Completed Complex Claim “Although marijuana use has been attributed to issues of crime and violence, the economic benefits of legalizing marijuana greatly out weigh any counter points. By considering how the tax revenue would help the US economy, as well as potential health services that can come from generated revenue, the legalization of marijuana is clearly a benefit that affect the overall population instead of only a certain few.”

7. Leaving Comments HOCs and LOCs Margin End Comments Rubric

8. Peer Review! Remember: in the end note – use the guided peer review questions to get some ideas to leave a 3-5 sentence overview of your thoughts about the claim.