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PEER(s)

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition:
A peer is a person of the same age, status, or level as another, especially in educational or professional contexts.

In exam and learning contexts:
In language learning and exam preparation, peer often refers to classmates or candidates who are at a similar proficiency level.

Example sentences:

Peer feedback is commonly used in speaking and writing exam preparation.

Related terms:

• Colleague
• Peer assessment
• Peer feedback

Why it matters in educational contexts:
When writing lesson plans or giving classroom instructions, teachers use peers to describe students of the same level working together. Words like “friend” or “colleague” are avoided in formal educational language.