Grade 6 · Science · Lesson 7

Peer Review and Revise Conclusions

A first draft of a science conclusion is rarely the best draft. Even careful scientists hand their conclusions to other scientists for review before publishing — this is called peer review. A good peer reviewer is honest, specific, and kind. The goal is not to prove the writer wrong; the goal is to make the conclusion stronger so the science it carries is clearer to everyone who reads it.

What this lesson teaches

1Identify the marks of a strong conclusion versus a weak one
2Give honest, specific feedback on a peer draft conclusion
3Revise a draft conclusion based on peer feedback and rubric criteria
4Strengthen claims by tightening evidence, reasoning and limits

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