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hallawayjoe Andyland 2003-12-08 2:09 PM Rev cred/grade breakdown Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (0) |
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Revision of your first 3 papers is required no matter what your grade is Revision credit is based on the following 1. You will make a list of every change you make in the paper. Your list will be long or short depending on how many changes you have to make 2. You will explain why the change was made, and how it improves the paper 3. Your list will direct me specifically to the place where the change was made. If your change occurred in paragraph 3 on page 2, let me know. 4. You will include the revised draft and the original graded draft. That way I can compare the drafts wholistically as well as specifically, to see how the paper was improved 5 Failure to include the list of changes, the original graded draft, the revised draft will result in the portfolio not being considered for grade improvement. Grade improvement is not a given. I will weigh the changes seriously, and also look at various factors like improvement on a semester wide basis. Also, did you fix errors I didn't mark? What changes did you make on a content level? NOTE: If you hand in a paper late for any reason, that paper can not be revised for grade improvement, but must be included and revised for revision credit P1-3=30% P4=20% Due Friday of Study Week Midterm Essay =10% Revision/portfolio Due April 20=10% Participation=10% In Class Essays=10% Quizzes=10% We won't have a final exam in English 102 |
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