When students finish writing, they proofread their work before forming "peer evaluation" groups with three of their peers. They use a rubric to evaluate how many senses were used in their writing; all students' writing should have employed at least four different senses. This evaluation is not nearly as important, however, as the richness of the language and the experience of the reader as he reads the piece; peers are asked to comment on the effectiveness of the piece - See more at: http://www.educationworld.com/a_tsl/archives/03-1/lesson030.shtml#sthash.QkQzQ7JE.dpuf