1. Feel free to consider your peer's advice, and if you truly feel it is not helpful, you can decline it. 2. Always read through a written piece at least twice. 3. Take advantage of the opportunity to have someone examine your work to improve your own writing.
(Note: Removed incorrect tips such as "Don't be honest" and "Never take the opportunity to examine someone's work.")
The importance of peer editing in improving writing quality is highlighted by emphasizing key tips like reviewing work multiple times and offering constructive feedback.
Explanation:
Peer editing tips:
Always read through a written piece at least twice to catch errors.
Take advantage of the opportunity to have someone examine your work to improve your writing.
Don't edit your peer's writing for them; offer constructive feedback instead.
