Peer Feedback - Giving and Receiving

CHASE Essentials provides some of the core skills you will need throughout your PhD and beyond. Some of the workshops will be specific to the stage of your study, please ensure that you choose these appropriately.Open to all Arts and Humanities at CHASE institutions.

CHASE Essentials

January 24th &amp; 26th | 1000 - 1130 each day plus a 45-minute session at the end of the day | Online

Peer Feedback Workshops (open to all year groups)Zoom sessions 10.00-11.30 each day plus a 45-minute session at the end of the day.Course tutors will arrange a tutorial directly with the student in the days between the sessions.We all know the value of having a trusted first reader for our early drafts, or for the draft we’re ready to send off to a supervisor or journal editor, but how can we make the most of the feedback we receive? And, just as importantly, how might your feedback help others to improve their work? What does ‘constructive feedback’ actually mean, and what can we learn from giving it?

In this dynamic and interactive workshop, you’ll be guided through the process of giving and receiving feedback in a kind, constructive and inspiring way. You’ll be asked to share short excerpts of your own writing with two or three of your peers, and there will be time for individual reflection and group discussion.

The workshop runs over two days. On each day there will be a 90-min zoom session in the morning, followed by set exercises in the afternoon, and a half-hour check-in session at 5:00pm.

All students are also invited to book an individual tutorial with the tutor to discuss their writing and writing challenges. This will be held either in-between the teaching days or on the day after.

As well as meeting as a group, all students are encouraged to meet in smaller groups to swap writing and give feedback therefore please make sure you can commit to all sessions.

By registering below you are requesting a place on this training programme or selected sessions that form part of the programme. A member of the CHASE team or the workshop leader will contact you in due course to confirm that a place has been allocated to you. If you are allocated a place but can no longer attend, please cancel your Eventbrite registration or email training@chase.ac.uk so that your place can be reallocated. CHASE training is free to attend and events are often oversubscribed with a waiting list. Failure to notify us of non-attendance in good time means your place cannot be reallocated and repeated failure may mean that your access to future training is limited.
The training is open to:
•	CHASE funded and associate students,
•	Arts and Humanities PhD students at CHASE member institutions,
•	and students and members of staff at CHASE partner institutions
•	Arts and Hum PhD students (via the AHRC mailing list)

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