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Overcoming the Challenges of Student Peer Review

Credit: iStock.com/SeanZeroThree
Credit: iStock.com/SeanZeroThree
In last week’s column, I cautioned that while peer review has many benefits, these aren’t automatic, and there’s also the potential for harm. Here’s a rundown of the challenges that come with the strategy and ways to minimize them. The peer-review activities themselves can be designed responsive to what makes them challenging for students and teachers.

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