Ways of Doing Peer Review
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How
Can You Participate in Peer Review?
Any time you exchange ideas with
fellow students about your research, you are participating in peer review.
Examples of classroom peer review include:
- An informal discussion in which you present your research plan and get
advice from your classmates;
- "Pair review," in which you team up
with a partner and exchange feedback about some aspect of your project, ranging
from experimental design to data analysis;
- A poster session in which students
evaluate the research presented on each other's posters; and
- EI's online peer
review, which enables you to exchange feedback about bioassay projects with students
from distant classrooms who have carried out similar types of research.
Whenever you engage in any type of peer review, it's important
to remember to make comments that are friendly and constructive.
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