3. Today we will cover…
Skill: Peer Review
Concept: Understanding
APA
Skill: APA citation style
4. Peer Review
Turn in one copy
Keep one copy for peer review
Review rubric/checklist
Two rounds
Report back
5. Review Criteria
Title
Abstract
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Sources
General
6. Title
Reflect the main idea of the manuscript
Has “style”
Clear as a stand alone statement
Easily shortened for the running head
7. Abstract
Brief (usually 150-250 words)
Comprehensive summary
Non-evaluative (report rather than
evaluate; do not include anything new)
Describes the topic, scope, sources
reviewed, and conclusions
8. Introduction
Gives a clear statement of the problem and
reasons for studying it
Describes the scope and limits of the review
Gives concise, appropriate background discussion
of the problem
States how this work differs from or is related to
work previously published
Is generally one or two paragraphs in length
9. Body
Outlines what has been done before by citing
pertinent literature; semi-relevant literature should
not be included
Organized in a logical fashion with clearly
structured subsections, including a logical flow
between subsections
Analysis/critique of sources is evident
Concepts and issues of various sources
synthesized, rather than individually reported
11. Conclusion
Summarize main points
Identify gaps in the literature
Demonstrates continuity from previous
work to this work
If relevant, identifies other areas for
potential research
12. Sources
5-10 articles are used in the review
Referenced sources adequately represent the
topic for the scope/size of the manuscript
At least ½ are studies
One meta-study
Sources of high academic quality
13. General
Strong spelling and grammar with few
errors
Uses APA formatting (double-spaced, one
inch margins, standard font)
Includes running head and header
Includes reference list in APA format
14. Report Back
What kinds of things did you find were
strong?
What were areas for improvement?