Qualified Peer Reviewer — Counselor Grading

Private Counselor workflow. Review the participant’s submitted practicum entry, then complete the scoring form below.

For the current test submission, open Practicum Entry #44 in a new tab.

Score the quality of the participant’s peer review, not whether you personally agree with every judgment. A total score of 80/100 or higher passes unless there is a serious peer-review failure that warrants revision.


Private Counselor scoring form for the Peer Review Microcredential practicum. Score the quality of the participant's review, not whether the Counselor personally agrees with every judgment. Passing score: 80/100. Reviews below 80 may be revised and resubmitted.
Enter the WPForms entry ID or other reference that links this evaluation to the participant's practicum submission.
Manuscript Reviewed
Is the recommendation thoughtful and supported by the review, and are confidential comments to the editor appropriate?
Do the ratings demonstrate thoughtful evaluative judgment and remain internally consistent with the written review?
Does the reviewer identify and explain the manuscript’s meaningful contribution?
Does the reviewer identify, prioritize, and constructively explain substantive revisions that would strengthen the manuscript?
Does the reviewer thoughtfully address the relevance and significance of the work for the intended readership?
Does the reviewer appropriately identify relevant expertise and/or recognize the limits of their expertise?
Is the review respectful, specific, constructive, proportionate, and useful to the author?
Add the seven rubric scores above. A total score of 80 or higher ordinarily passes unless there is a serious peer-review failure that warrants revision.
Outcome
A score of 80 or higher ordinarily passes unless there is a serious peer-review failure that warrants revision.
Summarize what the participant did well and the most important ways to strengthen the review. If revision is required, be specific about what needs to change.
Optional notes for internal use, including manuscript-specific observations or reasons for overriding a numerical pass.