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    WORKSHOP specific praises, written directly on the draft. Underline / highlight something that you particularly liked. Tell the writer why you liked it. Be specific. Be specific. Questions to elicit (generate) more detail. These are questions for the writer's benefit, not for your own.

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    WORKSHOP specific praises, written directly on the draft. Underline / highlight something that you particularly liked. Tell the writer why you liked it. Be specific. Be specific. Questions to elicit (generate) more detail. These are questions for the writer's benefit, not for your own.

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    WORKSHOP specific praises, written directly on the draft. Underline / highlight something that you particularly liked. Tell the writer why you liked it. Be specific. Be specific. Questions to elicit (generate) more detail. These are questions for the writer's benefit, not for your own.

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    WORKSHOP

    Specific praises, written directly on the draft. Underline/highlight something that you
    particularly like. Tell the writer why you liked it. Be specific. Be specific. Be specific.

    Questions to elicit (generate) more detail. Ask questions that will encourage the writer to
    explore an idea further, give more description, or clarify something that was unclear.
    These are questions for the writer’s benefit, not for your own (Read: Everyone will ask at
    least 2 questions).

    Suggestion for improvement. If the author could only revise one aspect of the paper
    before publishing it, what should s/he do? (Guide: For our purposes, imagine that
    everyone automatically has a great editor who will fix spelling, grammar, and
    punctuation. Don’t tell the writer about these things).

    WORKSHOP

    Specific praises, written directly on the draft. Underline/highlight something that you
    particularly like. Tell the writer why you liked it. Be specific. Be specific. Be specific.

    Questions to elicit (generate) more detail. Ask questions that will encourage the writer to
    explore an idea further, give more description, or clarify something that was unclear.
    These are questions for the writer’s benefit, not for your own (Read: Everyone will ask at
    least 2 questions).

    Suggestion for improvement. If the author could only revise one aspect of the paper
    before publishing it, what should s/he do? (Guide: For our purposes, imagine that
    everyone automatically has a great editor who will fix spelling, grammar, and
    punctuation. Don’t tell the writer about these things).

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