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    The document outlines a form for students to track their progress in a composition course over the semester. It lists participation tasks and their point values, such as groupwork, discussions, surveys, and drafts of assignments. It also includes a self-assessment section where students assign themselves grades for completed genres based on rubrics and feedback. Finally, it notes factors that could lower a student's grade, such as failing to transform source material or reference citations properly.

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    The document outlines a form for students to track their progress in a composition course over the semester. It lists participation tasks and their point values, such as groupwork, discussions, surveys, and drafts of assignments. It also includes a self-assessment section where students assign themselves grades for completed genres based on rubrics and feedback. Finally, it notes factors that could lower a student's grade, such as failing to transform source material or reference citations properly.

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    The document outlines a form for students to track their progress in a composition course over the semester. It lists participation tasks and their point values, such as groupwork, discussions, surveys, and drafts of assignments. It also includes a self-assessment section where students assign themselves grades for completed genres based on rubrics and feedback. Finally, it notes factors that could lower a student's grade, such as failing to transform source material or reference citations properly.

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    Comp 1 Tracking your progress


    In order to track your progress, please fill out the following form over the course of the semester; I will do the same for each of you in order to calculate your grade: Participation Have you completed the following tasks? If the results are not on your personal page, have you made sure to share them with me? Task Points Done? Groupwork participation 5 Discussion participation 5 Multiple Intelligences survey & reaction 1 Professional interview and questions 1 Topic Talk 1 & 2 1 Sample Multigenre Project Analysis 1 (includes WASII, WASIII) 1 Sample Multigenre Project Analysis 2 (includes WASII, WASIII) 1 Genre Examples 1: Diary Entry, Professional article 1 (includes characteristics and criteria) Genre Examples 2: Magazine Ad, Slideshow 1 (includes characteristics and criteria) Process journal, Portfolio synthesis, Final Reflection 20 Writers Revision Sheet (ORE) Genres 1-5 1 10 FAQI sheets 1 Peer review practice 1 (includes characteristics and criteria) Genre 1 draft (includes 3 models, characteristics and criteria) 1 Genre 2 draft (includes 3 models, characteristics and criteria) 1 Genre 3 draft (includes 3 models, characteristics and criteria) 1 Genre 4 draft (includes 3 models, characteristics and criteria) 1 Genre 5 draft (includes 3 models, characteristics and criteria) 1 Portfolio draft 1 Literature Circle preparation (as noted on group sheets) 1 Synthesis/packaging ideas 1 Presentation ideas 1 Presentation 1 Total: 50 Project Based on your rubric, your characteristics/criteria, and the feedback from me and your colleagues, what grade would you assign yourself (so far) and why? Genre Grade Why? Genre 1 4 3 2 1 Genre 2 4 3 2 1 Genre 3 4 3 2 1 Genre 4 4 3 2 1 Genre 5 4 3 2 1 Portfolio 4 3 2 1 Subtractors Even if youve done the above, failure to do the following could lower your grade. Have you Used only genres that include substantive transformation or design by you? ____ Used professional, non-traditional, print, and non-print genres? ____ Referenced and cited your sources to avoid plagiarism? ____ Avoided being absent more than 2 times without legitimate excuse? ____

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