Survey Monkey

Link to Survey Monkey.  Only one survey allowed per student.  


https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2YPTY66

Victor's Lie link to Google Doc

Victors Lie Link


https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cjwUOcYCoXMHX2KV_S-7Z_m7bZYjlcdFlcTPoBN1nZo/edit?usp=sharing

DISTRICT WRITING ASSESSMENT, FALL

1. Log on to laptop

2. Wait for Clean Access Pop Up Screen to Load

3. Recommend using Firefox

4. Make sure you wifi switch on the side is flipped on

5. Google “Criterion ets old” or use this link:

https://prev-criterion.ets.org/

6. Log in as student

7. Select either:

a. Grade 7 BPS Fall 2014 Writing Prompt

(or with a 504 / IEP Extended time)

b. V2 Grade 7 BPS Fall 2014 Writing Prompt

8. You get only 1 submission.

9. It is timed (not for V2)

10. Good luck!

CERS Evidence Gathering

EVIDENCE GATHERING

PROMPT:  When discussing the short story “Seventh Grade” by Gary Soto, some would argue that Victor’s decision to lie about knowing French was a bad choice.  Others might argue that his decision was a good one.  Make a claim on either side and support that claim with relevant evidence and reasoning.  Finally, synthesize your argument.

Question 1:  How many pieces of evidence does the teacher require?   One

Question 2:  What form of evidence is appropriate for this CERS writing essay?  Quotation

CLAIM A (bad to lie)	CLAIM B (good to lie)
Single Best Quotation that shows it was bad for Victor to lie	Single Best Quotation that shows it was good for Victor to lie

QUOTE FORMAT EXAMPLES:

WITHOUT DIALOG ACTION >>>

“On the first day of school, Victor stood in line half an hour before he came to a wobbly card table,” (21).

WITH DIALOG >>>

“’How come you’re making a face?’ asked Victor,” (22).

Criterion Assignment

          1.       Log on to laptop

          2.       Verify that your wifi button is pushed forward

          3.       Wait for Clean Access to Load – you will see a splash screen

          4.       Google “Criterion ets old”  or https://prev-criterion.ets.org/

          5.       Click on “Go to Student Website”

          6.       Click on “Log in”

          7.       Click on “Sentence Composing 1”

          8.       Click “Continue”

          9.       Type in P4.1.2, P4.2.2, P4.3.2, P4.4.4, P5.1, P5.2, P5.3, P5.4, P5.5

         10.   Save

         11.   Edit with Criterion Tools – Grammar, Spell Check, etc.

         12.   Print Out by clicking “Printer-Friendly Version” on top tab

         13.   LAPTOP Return Procedure

a.       Make sure the laptop is COMPLETERLY turned off and not in STAND BY mode (blinking LED light).  Exit Windows properly.

b.      Check out the laptop number and cart

c.       Place the laptop in the correct slot and plug it in with the correct cord

                  d.  Make sure the correct cord is not left out dangling to make mess