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Q Your instructions for peer review include reading your partner's entire essay and identifying the four elements of paragraph development outlined in the AXES METHOD handout: • You have a "key" for them to follow so they know how you are identifying each element. Your key is as follows: "yellow" is assertion "green" is example, "pink" is explanation and "blue'" is significance. • You will do this for their entire essay. Be sure to save your changes and return your partner's essay to them with the elements identified throughout their piece. • You can also identify their "thesis statement" in the introductory paragraph. Download introductory paragraph.in orange! • You will upload your completed peer review here! Peer review is part of the writing process and part of your labor for the course. Feel free to message me if you have any questions.

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