Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.
How are you doing?
This time, you experienced peer review for the first time.
Many of you discovered that reading someone else's writing helps you improve your own.
Good writing doesn't end when you finish your first draft. It becomes better through feedback, revision, and discussion.
I was happy to see so many thoughtful comments and questions during today's lesson!
See you next week!
Towako
ELST
Listening A2.2 #12
You practiced listening to short conversations, checked important grammar and vocabulary, and practiced reading the conversations together.
The more expressions you collect, the more naturally you will be able to communicate in English.
Q Skills for Success Reading and Writing Level 1
Unit 1
What is the future of work?
Peer Review
Today, we worked on peer review for the first time.
You exchanged your paragraphs with a partner, read each other's writing carefully, and shared constructive feedback.
As you read your partner's work, many of you noticed new ways to organize ideas, explain reasons, and make your writing clearer.
Receiving feedback also helped you recognize both the strengths of your own writing and areas where you could improve.
Writing is not just about using correct grammar. It is also about communicating your ideas clearly to the reader.
Today's discussions showed that giving thoughtful feedback is just as valuable as receiving it.
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