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Students provide peer assessment by giving two positive aspects of a classmate's work (two stars) and one area for improvement (a wish) to help make the work even better. The two stars should highlight two things that are good about the piece, while the wish offers a suggestion on how the classmate can further improve their work.
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- 1. Back to AFL Tools 2 stars and a wish For peer assessment, ask students to give two stars and a wish. Two stars = 2 things that are good about the piece of work A wish = something they can improve to make it even better