In third grade we spend a lot of time practicing peer conferencing. Peer conferencing is when a writer asks another writer (called their peer) to conference with them by reading their story and giving feedback and ideas.
Writers, tell about a time that you got some useful or helpful feedback during a peer conference.
- Who were you conferencing with?
- What piece were you working on?
- Tell us exactly what the advice or feedback was.
- What changes did you make after the conference?
3 comments:
I listen to what they say about my story and change[revise] the things they say I should change and then double-check to see if I need to change anything else. I usually conference with Ben or Deon if they're available.
-Elias
i like how you can tell people what you did in your story. And how you made it. ben
i remember having that author celebration.My story was "Michale's tale" I liked the author celebrations.
-emily
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