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PQP:
Praise, Question, Polish
Peer Review Process
We're going to use the writers' workshop feedback technique.
PQP is an acronym used to describe the peer conferencing procedure.
PQP means...give praise, ask questions, and
provide a suggestion or two for polishing.
Here's how the PQP process works. Pretend the person is sitting
beside you asking these questions:
- What did you like about my Lesson Plan title and description?
(Praise)
- What questions do you have about my Lesson Plan title
and description? (Question)
- How can I improve my Lesson Plan title and description?
(Polish)
Simply email your comments and suggestions to the author
of the project.
After you receive PQP feedback, you can take their ideas
and suggestions, modify your project, (if you don't like the
suggestions, keep your project as is) and send your final
copy to the Instructor by email.
ALWAYS save a copy of your projects on your hard drive or
diskette before sending for peer review. Sometimes computers
die, or files get deleted accidentally.
Hopefully, you'll see that this is a simple yet very effective
method to conduct peer review!
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