Peer Assessment
Use this form to evaluate peer writing in this philosophy course.  Follow instructions provided and consult the Assignment Rubric as you work.
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Flow
Consists of some of the basic elements of good writing: Word choice, sentence structure, paragraph unity, transitions, general organization.  Consult your rubric for more detailed descriptions of point values.
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Content
This rubric dimension is satisfied by an accurate and complete representation of information relevant to answering a particular question, as well as careful description of relevant studies, theories and concepts. Consult your rubric for more detailed descriptions of point values.
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Logic
The writing is organized by a clearly articulated thesis or central idea and is well supported with information, reflection, and argumentative or explanatory rationales. In extended writing the thesis is defending and developed by considering alternative versions and opposing views.
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Insight
Insightful writing is particularly clear, takes a distinctive approach to the topic, and / or introduces new or particularly elegant ways of expressing ideas and problems.
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