Peer review is probably one of the most important and helpful processes in this learning session. We all know that although teachers are more professional and will give more solid advice, teachers' feedback is not enough. Peer review made me appreciate the connection between their writings and my coursework in terms that I often ignore. It forces me to engage in writing and fosters self-reflection, which promotes critical thought.

I received some feedback from others after writing my first draft and reviewed it by my peer. That's a brilliant idea because it shows me what can be updated. Others also have a more critical perspective, and they remind me what my organization, my transitions, grammatical mistake, or wordy bits are all like.

I remember Ethan Li-Zhen Kuo gave me some very harsh reviews that help me fundamentally changed my outline, arguments and wording. I am incredibly grateful for that.