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IE3 Writing: Lesson 14

1/27/2016

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Hi everyone, 

We had a very busy last class with peer editing discussions, evaluations and conferences. 

Peer Editing Discussions:
At the beginning of our lesson, you submitted your Peer Editing Task #2 and then discussed your corrections and comments with your partner. You then continued to revise/edit your final persuasion essay draft. 
 
Conferences:
During the peer editing discussions and revising/editing, I met with the last twelve students to discuss their first drafts.  

Final Grades:
In the syllabus, your grade consists of four parts:
1. Classification essay 30%
2. Persuasion essay 35%
3. Peer Editing tasks (2) 20%
4. Blog Postings (10) 15%

For your essays, the first draft is worth 60% and the final draft is worth 40%.

As you know, I corrected and graded each part of your first draft every week. For the first draft, there are 6 parts to your 60% score:
1. Outline 20% (12 points out of 60)
2. Bibliography 15% (9 points out of 60)
3. Introduction 20% (12 points out of 60)
4. Body Paragraph #1 15% (9 points out of 60)
5. Body Paragraph #2 15% (9 points out of 60)
6. Body Paragraph #3 15% (9 points out of 60)

If you have any questions, please email me or send me a message on Line. 

Homework:
  1. Final Draft due Monday, January 27 by 12:00 noon by email.
  2. Upload Final Draft to the Aogaku database

Have a fun spring vacation!
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