Within the interaction dimension, students stated that they had learned much more from the contribution of others, encouraged each other to critically discuss the subject matter in more detail, and had corrected each others' misconceptions during group interactions.
Usually, the brothers correct each other by picking him up, or yelling at him, or doing whatever it takes".
"We were just having so much fun up there bantering with each other and correcting each other, arguing sometimes," Katz said.
"I remember us correcting each other's art-history essays in her room," Alvia Wardlaw, a leading expert on African-American art, who lives in Houston, recalled.
His characters are always correcting each other's grammar or word usage at unlikely moments — in the middle of emotionally damaging arguments, for instance.
And the expectation of "white solidarity"—white people will forbear from correcting each other's racial missteps, to preserve the peace makes genuine allyship elusive.
When speaking they easily pick up each other's thoughts, politely waiting for lulls, and when they're at odds, they warmly but firmly correct each other.
It's good to see that the folks at the NSA know they have bigger things to worry about than "correcting" each other over this kind of thing.
Scientists are good at challenging each other in our thinking and correcting each other and ourselves when we are wrong – it's part of science training and our industry.
