Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
by Meng Yin Wu
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T IME SUBMIT T ED
16-MAR-2015 09:40PM
WORD COUNT
2017
SUBMISSION ID
517257204
CHARACT ER COUNT
11242
some
sentences
aren't cited--try
using the
methods we
discussed in
class (e.g.,
Carpelan's
study found . . .)
wrong word
careful--you're veering into an argument here-we just want information. Focus on what the
future _could_ hold, rather than what it
_should_ hold.
alphabetize entries
GENERAL COMMENTS
Instructor
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PAGE 1
Text Comment.
T his is a really interesting, inf ormative article. You'll need to correct the
missing citations and resubmit f or credit.
QM
S/V Agreement
Subject-verb agreement:
Subjects and verbs should match in number and person. Singular subjects require singular
verbs; plural subjects require plural verbs.
QM
delete
some words or phrases here are unnecessary; they may even cloud your meaing.
PAGE 2
Text Comment.
QM
citation add
You need a citation here.
QM
citation add
You need a citation here.
QM
citation add
You need a citation here.
QM
unif y Ps
Each P should develop a single topic. Choose one of the topics included in this P and develop it
f ully using explanations, examples, details, etc.
QM
Headers
Use headers to separate major requirements, like an abstract, f rom the body of your text.
PAGE 4
Text Comment.
wrong word
PAGE 5
QM
citation add
You need a citation here.
PAGE 6
Text Comment.
PAGE 7
Text Comment.
caref ul--you're veering into an argument here--we just want inf ormation.
Focus on what the f uture _could_ hold, rather than what it _should_ hold.
Text Comment.
practice better planning to avoid going 40% over the page limit
Text Comment.
alphabetize entries
PAGE 8
ST YLE
Absent or
Below Basic
Style:
ABSENT OR BELOW Frequent stylistic or sentence level literacy issues that cloud meaning or diminish
BASIC
readability. T here are f requent areas that need more description, background, or
def inition f or less experienced readers. Missing citations or citations that can't be
easily tracked down by reader.
DEVELOPING
Usually addresses audience with an appropriate, clear, and succinct style. Usually
attends to audiences needs, experiences, and values, although there are occasional
areas that need more description, background, or def inition f or less experienced
readers. T here may be errors in the ways sources are cited, but there aren't missing
citations or citations that can't be easily tracked down by reader.
PROFICIENT
ADVANCED
FORMAT
Developing
Format:
ABSENT OR BELOW Frequently strays f rom conventions of either academic essay or magazine article
BASIC
f ormat; typical introduction, body, and conclusion organization hard to identif y. Of ten
PROFICIENT
ADVANCED
CONT ENT
Developing
Content:
ABSENT OR BELOW Reader may be unsure of which person, place, event, organization, technique, or
BASIC
trend author is prof iling. Assignment purpose may not be achieved. May provide some
relevant background or hint at why readers should care, but not in a coherent or
cohesive way that engages readers' interest. Reader is not shown why this subject
Inf orms readers about a person, place, event, organization, technique, or trend.
Provides some relevant background, hints at why readers should care. Reader may
not be shown why this subject deserved coverage (distinction). Sometimes lacks a
smooth, logical organization within and between Ps. While some claims are
supported, others need logical, relevant, credible and authoritative evidence.
PROFICIENT
Inf orms readers about a person, place, event, organization, technique, or trend.
Provides relevant background, illustrates why readers should care, and shows why
this subject deserved coverage (distinction). Organizes results and paragraphs in a
smooth, logical pattern. Supports all claims with logical, relevant, credible and
authoritative evidence.
ADVANCED
Insightf ully Inf orms readers about a person, place, event, organization, technique, or
trend. Provides relevant background, illustrates why readers should care, and shows
why this subject deserved coverage (distinction). Organizes results and paragraphs in
a smooth, logical pattern. Supports all claims with logical, relevant, credible and
authoritative evidence.
CRIT ERION 4
ABSENT OR BELOW
BASIC
DEVELOPING
PROFICIENT
ADVANCED
CRIT ERION 5
ABSENT OR BELOW
BASIC
DEVELOPING
PROFICIENT
ADVANCED