Internal Assessments: The Penultimate Weekend!
Here are some thoughts about the Internal Assessment:
1. Did you discuss what you set out to discuss in your Plan of Investigation?
2. Did you put things in your own words without plagiarizing? Did you CITE?
3. Don't try to pad your word count by repeating the title of a really long book over and over. It's so obvious when I read your paper. Speaking of which, I REALLY read your paper. Sometimes multiple times. Not only am I checking it for content, but I'm also checking it for grammar. Remember, conventions are worth 20 points!
4. For Part C, please follow the I.B. format, Origin, Purpose, Value, and Limitation. You can use those words! Ask yourself, what value(s) and limitation(s) does your source have for someone researching your topic?
5. Try not to freak out. I will do my best to help you, however, I still have 4 classes to teach, READING QUIZZES to grade, and a DBQ to grade next week. The work we do in class still comes first! Don't forget that.
GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK.
9 Comments:
carlisle, how do you cite quotes from an online source??
5:04 PM
Thanks for really being involved with our reports and helping us as much as you can. You're doing more than you have to, and I think we all appreciate it. So, thanks!
5:05 PM
Alex,
Thanks a lot! It's what I'm here for.
Newton,
Check the Duke University link on the blogs. It should help you.
5:11 PM
ok. thanks carlisle.
5:17 PM
I'm hoping to give you my IA tomorrow to look at. We will see if that actually happens...
7:08 PM
Carlisle
I am done with my rough draft IA, i am hoping to give it to you tomorrow or Wednesday. Please give it back saying it looks GREAT..LOL
Thanks
-V
9:52 PM
Carlisle, my IA isn't ready for you to see it. I'll have it on Wednesday for you. Sorry.
10:22 PM
Mr. Carlisle,
You wrote, "Conventions is worth 20 points."
Shouldn't it be "Conventions are worth 20 points"?
Oh, the irony!
7:48 AM
D'oh!! It's been fixed.
7:54 AM
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