Learning Outcome 1: Writing as a Recursive Process
Summary of Learning Outcome and Markers of Fluency
Sample language: The writing process has multiple stages, including prewriting, drafting, peer review, revision, and editing. This process enables readers first to concentrate on generating ideas through reading and informal writing. During early drafting sessions, writers should focus on global concerns: content, organization, and evidence. Later in the process, writers can focus on local concerns: clarity, sentences, spelling, grammar, and formatting. Markers of fluency at the global level include changes to introductions, reorganizing paragraphs, adding new ones, and improving source use. Markers of fluency at the local level include improvements in signal phrasing, punctuation, grammatical errors, and readbility.
Introduction to Evidence
Sample language: “This photo comes from a piece of free writing that I used to make text-to-text connections when assigned to look through Brandt, Delpit, and Gee for passages to use in the Literacy Archive paper. After choosing two passages, I set my timer for 5 minutes. I started by paraphrasing each passage and then tried to see how I thought they might relate.”
Evidence (in digital or pasted form – no hyperlinks)
Explanation of what your evidence says about your learning on this outcome
Placement on the Novice-Master Scale
Learning Outcome 2: Integrating Ideas with Others
Summary of Learning Outcome and Markers of Fluency
Introduction to Evidence
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Explanation of what your evidence says about your learning on this outcome
Placement on the Novice-Master Scale
Learning Outcome 3: Active Critical Reading Process
Summary of Learning Outcome and Markers of Fluency
Introduction to Evidence
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Explanation of what your evidence says about your learning on this outcome
Placement on the Novice-Master Scale
Learning Outcome 5: Peer Review/Critique Own Work and Others
Summary of Learning Outcome and Markers of Fluency
Introduction to Evidence
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Explanation of what your evidence says about your learning on this outcome
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Learning Outcome 6: MLA Citation
Summary of Learning Outcome and Markers of Fluency
Introduction to Evidence
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Learning Outcome 7: Control Over Sentence-Level Errors
Summary of Learning Outcome and Markers of Fluency
Introduction to Evidence
Evidence (in digital or pasted form – no hyperlinks)
Explanation of what your evidence says about your learning on this outcome
Placement on the Novice-Master Scale