CRITIQUE FOR PEER REVIEW ASSIGNMENT DISTRIBUTED
I have just sent each of you a fellow student’s article critique , each of you will conduct a ‘peer review’ of another student’s article critique from last week. Through this assignment, you will learn from the analysis of a fellow student while practicing evaluating that other student’s efforts incorporating Christian truth and grace. This will expose insights that can prove helpful in a wide range of future ethical leadership challenges.
Ethical Leadership
Article Critique Peer Review Assignment Instructions
Overview
The
Ethical Leadership Article Critique Peer Review assignment is an opportunity for
you to learn from the analysis of a fellow student while seeking to deepen the article
and subject matter evaluation. As you practice evaluating other’s scholarly efforts,
you will deepen your understanding of ethical leadership theory while
practicing grace-based confrontation of your fellow student within the ethical
framework. This is a skill vital in practicing Christian ethical leadership.
Instructions
You
will be provided a randomly chosen peer’s Ethical Leadership Article Critique by
Tuesday of the assignment week which you will evaluate, develop additional
literature supporting or contesting the original article or critique, and write
your peer review (critique) of the critique. Your paper should address whether you
agree with the fellow student’s critique, provide your assessment of the
quality of the critique, and present what additional critiques or expanded
thoughts you may have. You should draw on in-course and extra-course materials to
support your position and reference no less than 1 additional (not used in the
original critique) source in addition to the course textbooks. All referenced
material must be properly cited and listed on the references page. The peer
review submission is to be an APA paper with the body of the paper 3-4 pages
excluding the title page, abstract, and references pages.
Note:
Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism
tool.