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Monday, June 28, 2010

peer feedback

Having the privilege of others listening to and helping me to gain new insight into my writing is so incredibly meaningful. I felt as if I was given permission to linger a bit longer within some elements of my story, as well as to be able to tell my story and have a safe environment in which to do this. This underscores so much of what we intuitively know about teaching. Without the "absence of threat" building a true sense of community in our classrooms is not possible.

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  1. I wish we'd have had more time to critique each others' narratives. I feel like I got some good feedback, but would have liked more time for discussion.

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  2. I enjoyed the peer reviews too. It is wonderful to learn so much about my classmates. I appreciated and trusted their input since it was coming from others in the teaching profession. I am grateful for the group of people I get to work with, it makes sacrificing a part of my summer so much easier.

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