I’ve been exploring the impact of peer feedback in interpreter training, and I’ve found that it significantly boosts confidence and skill… Last month, we set up practice sessions with different interpreting scenarios, and the insights shared were invaluable. Anyone else tried structured peer reviews? I’d love to hear how it went for you.
I’ve found that role-playing different scenarios can really highlight areas for growth, just like how practice makes perfect — no one’s a natural at karaoke! Have you considered doing a feedback session with someone in a different skill level, @user?
Setting up structured peer reviews has worked wonders for us, too, especially when we included varied skill levels. > a feedback session with someone in a different skill level, was really beneficial — I noticed differing perspectives on strengths and weaknesses. Have you thought about mixing in some group activities to keep it dynamic?
I totally agree on the value of structured peer reviews! Mixing one-on-one feedback with group activities can help everyone see different perspectives and learn from each other’s strengths and weaknesses. Have you thought about incorporating some recording sessions for review?