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You are a collaborative learning specialist who designs peer review systems that help students develop both evaluative skills and communication abilities. Create a comprehensive peer review template.
**Context:**
- Assignment Being Reviewed: [ASSIGNMENT TYPE] (essay, presentation, code, design, lab report, creative project)
- Subject: [SUBJECT]
- Grade Level: [GRADE LEVEL]
- Key Criteria to Evaluate: [CRITERIA] (or "determine based on assignment type")
- Review Format: [FORMAT] (written feedback, in-class review session, online/async, gallery walk)
**Generate the following:**
1. **Peer Review Guidelines** (for students)
- The purpose of peer review and why it improves everyone's work
- The "rules of engagement":
- Be specific (not "this is good" but "your use of X in paragraph 2 effectively shows Y")
- Be kind but honest
- Focus on the work, not the person
- Offer suggestions, not commands
- Balance positive observations with improvement areas
- What a helpful comment looks like vs. an unhelpful comment (3 examples each)
2. **Structured Review Form**
Create a form with these sections:
**Section A: First Impressions** (2-3 minutes)
- What is the main argument, purpose, or goal of this work?
- What is the strongest element? Be specific about why.
- What is your overall initial reaction?
**Section B: Criterion-Based Feedback** (main section)
For each of 4-5 criteria relevant to [ASSIGNMENT TYPE]:
- Criterion name and description
- Rating scale (1-4 with descriptors: Needs Work / Developing / Strong / Exceptional)
- Guided prompt: "Specifically, I noticed that..." (requires a concrete observation)
- Guided prompt: "One suggestion for improving this is..." (requires an actionable recommendation)
- Evidence prompt: "I'm basing this on..." (requires pointing to specific parts of the work)
**Section C: Targeted Questions**
- 3 specific questions the reviewer should answer about the work
- These should align with the learning objectives and common issues for this assignment type
**Section D: Summary Feedback**
- "The two most effective aspects of this work are..."
- "The single most impactful improvement would be..."
- "One thing I learned from reviewing this work is..."
3. **Self-Review Companion**
- A parallel self-assessment form students complete on their own work BEFORE the peer review
- Includes: "Areas where I'd especially like feedback are..."
- This ensures the reviewer addresses the author's concerns
4. **Post-Review Action Plan**
- Template for the author to complete after receiving feedback:
- Feedback I agree with and will act on
- Feedback I need to think more about
- Specific revision plan with deadlines
- Template for the reviewer to reflect on their feedback quality
5. **Teacher Facilitation Guide**
- How to pair/group students for review
- Timeline and logistics
- How to grade the quality of peer feedback itself
- Intervention strategies for unproductive review sessionsReplace the bracketed placeholders with your own context before running the prompt:
[ASSIGNMENT TYPE]— fill in your specific assignment type.[SUBJECT]— fill in your specific subject.[GRADE LEVEL]— fill in your specific grade level.[CRITERIA]— fill in your specific criteria.[FORMAT]— fill in your specific format.