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In this video, well discuss the kinds of peer review comments that are most helpful to writers during the drafting process. ♫ [Upbeat music] Student writers often assume that peer review means proofreading for grammar and spelling errors. This approach can be helpful when the major goals of a writing project have already been achieved. When reviewing a first or second draft, however, writers benefit most from feedback that promotes revision. At its root, this word means to see again. As a peer reviewer, you can help writers see their own writing again from a different perspective and to explore possibilities for developing their ideas further. With this goal in mind, what kind of comments should you make? Here are two things to keep in mind: ♫ First, youll need to prioritize. You probably wont have enough time to include a written comment on everything you notice, and, even if you did, the amount of comments might be overwhelming for the writer. Instead, you should focus on whats
