Before you revise your assignment, you should review the peer responses that you received in
last week’s peer review discussion board. Decide what your next steps will be for revising your
assignment, and develop a brief revision plan that outlines those steps.
Be thoughtful and specific.
Use this as an Opportunity to articulate your goals and processes for
writing the assignment.
You’re welcome to write this plan in paragraph format, a bulleted or
numbered list, or an outline.
Whichever form you choose, be sure to address the following
questions:
1. Were you surprised or confused by any comments you received? Explain, including a
discussion of how you resolved any issues.2. How will you respond to peer comments and suggestions? Ultimately, the assignment is
yours; however, if you choose not to follow particular suggestions, you should use the
revision plan at least to acknowledge them and explain why you are choosing to go in adifferent direction.3. What strengths do you see in your writing? What weaknesses? How will you build on or
work on these as you continue drafting your assignment?4. Any final thoughts to close out your revision plan assignment?
Revision plans should be about a half-page (double-spaced) and no more than one page. Post to
the revision plan assignment dropbox by Sunday (by end of day).
