Friday, March 1
What Are We Doing Today?
-
Today's Goals
-
Midterm Portfolio RO Peer Review
-
RO Workshop
-
Conference Sign Up
-
Homework
Today's Goals
Learning Outcome(s)
-
Demonstrate their ability to locate, read, evaluate, select and use (integrate) effectively information from appropriate sources with their own ideas
-
Demonstrate control of situation-appropriate conventions of writing
​
Habit(s) of Mind
-
Metacognition is fostered when writers are encouraged to connect choices they have made in texts to audiences and purposes for which texts are intended
-
Openness is fostered when writers are encouraged to practice different ways of gathering, investigating, developing, and presenting information
​
Key Term(s)
-
Composing Processes: planning, researching, drafting, sharing and responding, revising, editing, publishing, reflecting
-
Reflection, metacognition, transfer/expansion
RO Peer Review
Upload a link to your RO draft in the Blackboard Discussion forum.
I will assign you a person to peer review! Take a look at their RO draft. When reading their work, consider the following questions:
-
Where does the student answer the checklist questions?
-
Where does the student explain the Learning Outcome?
-
Where does the student offer examples to support their explanation? Does the student demonstrate how they have worked towards, struggled with, or accomplished the LO?
-
Are these examples appropriate for the audience?
-
Where does the student offer textual evidence for their interpretation of the texts LO and reading concepts (NWWK and Framework)?
-
Where does the student explain how their textual evidence supports their interpretation? Does the writer explain the process of evidence and why or how it connects to the LO?
-
What can the student write in order to fulfill the above requirements? Does the student use the RO template?
​
After you read their work, with these questions in mind, offer the student 2-3 pieces of feedback by replying to their thread in Blackboard. In the Subject line, type "RO PR." Your feedback should be specific and actionable.
​
Moreover, your feedback should include a "because clause," meaning you should always offer a clear reason for your suggestions/feedback. Feedback should focus on "higher-order" issues such as structure, developing examples, making connections to prior knowledge, meeting the requirements of a standard response as is broken down by the 7 questions above.
​
Your feedback should help the author expand and explain their attempts to make meaning from the texts. Avoid commenting on grammar and spelling, and avoid non-actionable comments like "make this clearer," or "This is good/bad," etc.
Homework
A. Midterm Portfolio Due by Monday's class (March 4th)
​
B. Discovery Log #7 due with the Midterm Portfolio.
​
C. Be sure you are aware of the research proposal coming up as well
​
D. On Wednesday, we will be signing up for Conference times for 3/18!