Friday, August 31, 2007

Informal Writing #1

Hola Mariana, ¿Cómo haz estado? Espero que muy bien. Yo estado muy bien, he estado muy ocupada con la escuela. Recibí las noticias que vas a venir a mi colegio, como un estudiante de intercambio. Estoy muy alegre que por fin vamos ir al mismo colegio. Vamos a poder hacer varias cosas como participar en el club de filipino, tomar clases parea crédito para la universidad y muchas otras cosas más. Mi colegio es muy grande y muchísima gente de diferentes culturas van aquí. Espero que estés muy feliz que vengas aquí, ¡Espero tu llegada!
Tu Amiga,
Karen

3 comments:

Bernard Reyes said...

Writing Rubric: Peer-Assessment

Student Writer:
Karen
Student Reviewer:
Bernard
Assignment:
Informal Writing #1
Date:
10/10/07
The assignment is legible (written neatly or typed).
5

The central theme of the writing is clear.
5

The writing has a definite beginning, middle, and end.
5

The assignment is interesting to read.
4

There are enough details and examples to make the ideas understandable.
4

The sentences relate to each other.
5

The ideas are appropriate for the culture.
4

The sentence structures are overall correct and understandable.
5

The writer uses punctuation correctly.
5

The writer has checked spelling so that spelling is overall correct.
5

The writer uses verb tenses correctly.
5

The writer uses correct subject/verb agreements.
5

The writer uses gender agreements correctly.
5


What I really liked about this assignment:
The letter was concise without having to go to irrelevant topics just to simply fill in the required amount of words.

I have the following questions about your assignment:
Nada.

Some suggestions for next time:
Add more activities that you might do.

KyraMadison said...

Writing Rubric: Peer-Assessment
Student Writer:
Karen
Student Reviewer:
Christine
Assignment:
Informal Writing #1
Date:
10/11/2007
The assignment is legible (written neatly or typed).
5

The central theme of the writing is clear.
5

The assignment is interesting to read.
5

There are enough details and examples to make the ideas understandable.
5

The sentences relate to each other.
5

The ideas are appropriate for the culture.
5

The sentence structures are overall correct and understandable.
5

The writer uses punctuation correctly.
5

The writer has checked spelling so that spelling is overall correct.
5

The writer uses correct subject/verb agreements.
5

The writer uses gender agreements correctly.
5

What I really liked about this assignment:
I liked your description of some of the classes.

I have the following questions about your assignment:

Some suggestions for next time:

Krrrn said...

Writing Rubric: Self-Assessment
Name:
karen
Date:

Assignment:

Before writing, I think of what I know about the topic. I make a list of ideas, words, and phrases I might use.
yes

I organize my thoughts and ideas so that I can focus on one central idea.
yes

I choose ideas and examples that are appropriate for this culture.
yes

I make sure the writing has a definite beginning, middle, and end.
yes

I try to make my writing interesting.
yes

I write a first draft and then I reread and revise.
yes

I check to make sure that my writing makes sense.
yes

I make sure the sentences relate to each other.
yes

I use familiar language structures so I know I am writing correctly.
yes

If I do not know a word, I use a word or phrase I do know.
yes

I make sure punctuation is correct according to the rules in this language.
yes

I check my spelling.
yes

I check my use of verb tenses (present, past, future, etc.).
yes

I check my use of gender and agreements (masculine, feminine, neuter).
yes

I ask someone who knows the language (classmate) to read my writing and give me feedback.
yes

I make sure the final copy is legible (handwritten or typed).
yes


What I think I did very well on in this assignment:
i think it was interesting

What I think I need to focus/improve on next time:
i dont know


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