|
Student Worksheet Questions |
Score (points) |
| A. Walt Whitman's Revisions
(12 points) |
| 1. One point should be assigned for each
set of words and/or
passages crossed out and corresponding change identified. |
____/6 |
| 2. One point should be assigned for
each set of words and/or passages crossed out and
corresponding change identified. |
____/6 |
| B. "Quicksand Years":
the Final Version (12
points) |
| 1. One point should be assigned for
each set of words and/or passages changed in each of
Whitman's earlier drafts. |
____/3 |
| 2. One point should be assigned for
each set of words and/or passages that remained the same
throughout each draft. |
____/3 |
3. The answer should be based on the
Whitman's drafts.
|
3 |
2 |
1 |
|
All supportive facts are
reported accurately. |
Most supportive facts are
reported accurately. |
Few supportive facts are
reported accurately. |
|
____/3 |
4. The answer should cite examples
from from Whitman's drafts and the students' opinions should
be backed up with reasons.
|
3 |
2 |
1 |
|
Cites 2 examples &
explains his/her reasoning. |
Cites 1 example & explains
his/her reasoning. |
Cites 1 example & doesn't
explains his/her reasoning. |
|
____/3 |
| C. Your Writing
Process (12 points) |
1. The answer should provide a
thorough explanation and can include examples from Whitman's
drafts.
|
6 |
4 |
2 |
|
Provides clear & organized
explanation using supportive facts and cites example
from Whitman's drafts. |
Provides clear & organized
explanation using supportive facts. |
Provides clear & organized
explanation using supportive facts. |
|
____/6 |
2. The answer should include clear &
organized explanation of how this activity may impact on the
students' writing process.
|
6 |
4 |
2 |
|
Provides clear & organized
explanation using supportive facts. |
Provides explanation using
supportive facts. |
Provides explanation. |
|
____/6 |
| Total: |
____/36 |
