How timing and authority in peer review impact STEM students:: A comparative assessment of writing and critical thinking in Kinesiology courses

Tereza J. Kramer; Joe Zeccardi; Chi-An Emhoff; Claire M. Williams; Robin J. Dunn; Joshua Rose

How timing and authority in peer review impact STEM students: A comparative assessment of writing and critical thinking in Kinesiology courses

Tereza J. Kramer, Joe Zeccardi, Chi-An Emhoff, Claire M. Williams, Robin J. Dunn, Joshua Rose

Saint Mary's College of California

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Original language	American English
Pages (from-to)	305-319
Journal	Across the Disciplines
Volume	18
Issue number	3/4
State	Published - 2022

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