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Peer Grading

Your writing assignment for this module will include a peer review.

After submitting your work, you will get the opportunity to review the work of approximately five of your peers. Your own

work will also be assessed by your peers, from which we'll get your grade. Since you've worked hard on your sentences

and would like your peers to do a good job of assessing your work, please take your time and do a good job of assessing

your peers' sentences in return. Remember that, in peer reviews, points are awarded for attempting the assignment. Do

not deduct points unless no effort was made to complete the assignment.

Assignment

Drawing from your observation notes and sentences from Journal Writing Assignments 1 and 2, write a paragraph

description of the scene you have observed. Use action verbs and active voice in your sentences. Also, keep your verbs

in the same tense and maintain correct subject-verb agreement. Your description should consist of 8 or more sentences.

Submission deadline (your work): July 7th by 9:00 a.m. PST

Evaluation deadline (peer review): July 14th by 9:00 a.m. PST

Rubric

Participation:

0 points: Student did not attempt the assignment.

10 points: Student did attempt the assignment.

Verbs:

0 points: Student did not attempt to use action verbs or active voice.

10 points: Student did attempt to use active verbs and active voice.

Length:

0 points: Student did not write a minimum of eight sentences.

10 points: Student wrote a minimum of eight sentences.

Feedback:

In the feedback box, discuss consistent tense, the use of action verbs and active voice, and the effectiveness of

Submission Phase

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Evaluation Phase

2. Evaluate peers (/basicwriting-004/human_grading/view/courses/972553/assessments/5/peerGradingSets)

Results Phase

3. See results (/basicwriting-004/human_grading/view/courses/972553/assessments/5/results/mine)

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subject-verb agreement. Remember to keep comments constructive.

Honor Code

Please, remember that you have agreed to the Honor Code, and your submission should be entirely yours. Our definition

of plagiarism follows from standard literature: passing off someone else's work as your own, whether from your peer or

Wikipedia.

Sample Unit 3 Peer Evaluation:

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Drawing from your observation notes and sentences from Journal Writing Assignments 1 and 2, write a description of the

scene you have observed. Use action verbs and active voice in your sentences. Also, keep your verbs in the same tense

and maintain correct subject-verb agreement. Your description should consist of 8 or more sentences.

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