Commenting on Drafts Rather Than Final ProductsCommenting happens on drafts as well as on final products. The best commenting takes account of where students are in their drafting/revising process and is an opportunity to actively continue the teaching process. A combination of notes both in the margins and at the end of students' papers gives students both big-picture feedback about what works well in the paper and specific pointers about where to concentrate their attention as they proceed with the next draft or the next assignment. |
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