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Agenda for Sept. 29, 2009

Agenda for Sept. 29, 2009. Pick up the Personal Narrative Peer Editing: Grabber worksheet Check “Use It!” for Monday Preview Guidelines for Peer Editing Peer Edit Grabbers Homework: “Use It!” for Tuesday. The Elements to Check.

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Agenda for Sept. 29, 2009

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  1. Agenda for Sept. 29, 2009 • Pick up the Personal Narrative Peer Editing: Grabber worksheet • Check “Use It!” for Monday • Preview Guidelines for Peer Editing • Peer Edit Grabbers • Homework: “Use It!” for Tuesday

  2. The Elements to Check • ELA7W2.a :Engages Reader by establishing and developing…point of view appropriate to the story. • ELA7C1.e : Identifies and uses verb tenses consistently

  3. Common Types of Grabbers • Mystery Statement • Shocking Statement • Humorous Statement • Dialogue • Descriptive Detail of Setting

  4. Examples of Grabbers • “Well, here we are,” Mrs. Pennykettle said, pausing by the door of the room she had for rent. • The Fire Within by Chris D’Lacy

  5. Examples of Grabbers • Simon Glass was easy to hate. • Shattering Glass by Gail Giles

  6. Examples of Grabbers • It’s a queer business, making oneself blind. • Gifts by Ursula K. Le Guin

  7. Guidelines for Peer Editing • Read before you write! • Your classmate deserves your best effort, so take the time to read carefully before you begin giving feedback.

  8. Guidelines for Peer Editing • Think about the standard(s) the writer needs to meet, and provide feedback on how well the writer is meeting the standard(s).

  9. Guidelines for Peer Editing • Editing isn’t personal, so make sure you focus on HONESTY in a CONSTRUCTIVE tone. • All comments should be specifically aimed at helping the writer meet/exceed the standard.

  10. Guidelines for Peer Editing • Respect the writer’s privacy. • Don’t read other editor’s comments or look at their ratings. This could influence your judgment, and they are meant for the writer, not you.

  11. Guidelines for Peer Editing • Stay on task; your time is limited, so make sure you remain focused. • When time is called to switch papers, do so immediately. If you need to say more to the writer, check the Follow Up box.

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