Reflection On Peer Review

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Peer Review Assessment The peer review assessment was very helpful for me because I learned the faults about my paper through my fellow students. I realized my strengths and weakness in my paper. The strengths of my paper are my use of details. The weakness of my paper is I get extremely off topic and start to wander off. I have learned to use more vivid imagery to describe my writing. I was extremely impacted by this peer review because I worked with people that I like.
I was very attentive when doing peer review because the information being handed to me was valuable, I able to learn what was wrong with my paper without having credit taken off because it was wrong. Peer review helped me learn a lot about my writing not only in the class

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