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ELT365 · Day 195 — Peer correction in writing

July 5, 2026 · Sourov · 1 min read

Idea — Peer correction builds editing skills, reduces teacher marking load, and creates a real audience for writing. It only works with a structured checklist — not “check your partner’s work”.

Example — Checklist: (1) Does the text have an opening, middle, and close? (2) Is the register consistent? (3) Circle two phrases you found effective.

Try — Write a three-item peer feedback checklist tailored to your next writing task.

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