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Comments:Stude Concerns(Impr

nt(Evidence/stand ove or
ards met)
Remediate)

- I
feel that I
met this
standard
because
we did a
lot of
analyzing
while we
read,
especially
when we
read Into
The Wild.
We
analyzed
Krakauer'
s way of
setting up
the story,
main
ideas,
catching
attention
etc.

Standards/Crite Advanced/Excee
ria(ERWC)
ded Standards

Reading:
Determine two
or more central
ideas of a text
and analyze their
development
over the course
of the text,
including how
they interact and
build on one
another to
provide a
complex
analysis; provide
an objective
summary of the
text

- N
eed
improve
ment
with
setting
up well
structure

Writing:
Write narratives
to develop real
or imagined
experiences or
events using
effective

Comments:
Teacher

d event
sequenc
es.

- I
met this
standard
since it
was
something
we went
over in
our
groups
when we
read a
piece of
writing.

technique,wellchosen
details,and wellstructured event
sequences

Speaking and
Listening:
Evaluate a
speaker's point
of view,
reasoning, and
use of evidence
and rhetoric,
assessing the
stance,
premises,links
among
ideas,word
choice, points of
emphasis, and
tone used.

- W
e
developed
claims,
countercla
ims , and
evidence
throughou
t most of
our
writing,
especially
in our
speeches.

- Th
is was
very clear.
Just
noticing
what
techniques
the author
used to
bring his
writing
together

Writing:
Develop claim(s)
and
counterclaims
fairly and
thoroughly,suppl
ying the most
relevant
evidence for
each while
pointing out the
strengths and
limitations of
both in a manner
that anticipates
the audience's
knowledge
level,concerns,
values,and
possible biases

Reading:
Determine an
author's point of
view or purpose
in a text in which
the rhetoric is
particularly
effective,
analyzing how
style and content
contribute to the
power,
persuasiveness
or beauty of the
text

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