Scholar Start: What do you think are good criteria for "good" student writing? Agenda
-Scholar Start
-Glows/Grows
-Identifying criteria
-This year's writing
-Selecting 3 pieces of student writing
Good criteria for evaluating quality student work is a complete understanding of the topic the student is writing about, use of upper level words, and the use of evidence in supporting their topic.
Good criteria for good student writing includes using proper standard English and mechanics. This means using the correct format for the piece, having strong evidence or supporting details in the paper, and having few grammatical errors.
I think good criteria for good student writing is something with a clear thesis, 3 examples of evidence, an analyzation of the evidence, and a concluding paragraph. If these are all included, I would say more criteria are use of upper level words, clear understanding, and insight.
Good student writing is having an intro and conclusion of some sort as well as textual evidence and an analysis. A strong vocabulary used and a great understanding of the topic, both shown through the writing.
Three things that I think are good criteria for grading my student writing is 1. What was most organized 2. Has the most clear thoughts 3. Has the most meaning to myself
The writing piece should have a main idea, evidence supporting the main idea with an analysis, transitional language, it looks like effort was put into it, and uses upper level words. This should be the criteria for good student writing.
Good student writing is when people do there work, proper grammar, show correct evidence, at least 3 supporting details, and has a intro, body paragraph, and conclusion.
For good student writing, the piece must be grammatically correct, on topic, and must have several solid pieces of textual evidence. If the piece is argumentative, then there must be at least three pieces of solid evidence and a counter argument to solidify the claim.
It answers all parts of the question, analyzes the evidence given, provides a rebuttal when necessary, is organized and well thought out, and isn't hostile.
A student does their work as close as possible to the teacher's standards/examples. They should do the assignment to the best of their ability and actually put forth effort into it. However, it should be understood that sometimes an assignment is out of a student's ability range and they wouldn't be able to do it.
Three things I would use to evaluate essays would be the word choices, how strong the essay is, and the evidence and analysis which should be the strongest part of an essay. I would look at these three things to decide whether or not the essay is good or not. If the word choices make it seem more professional or intelligent then it is good. If the essay contains a strong argument and puts its point across well it is a good essay. Finally, if the evidence and analysis is well written and proves there point well while also convincing the reader of there point it is a good essay. Overall these are the three main things I would check.
good student writing would include: hard work, excellent wording, correct punctuation, spelling is right, not confusing/organized, and appropriate reasoning/explanation.
The best way to evaluate quality student work is the dictation used, the amount of effort put in, and the amount of actual development of ideas within the writing.
Good criteria for good student writing could be: -staying on the same subject/topic during the whole paper. This helps lessen the chance of confusion and helps the main idea get across to the reader easier. -using the correct word choice for the type of audience you are writing to. This also lessens the chance of confusion and using words that make sense to them will help with the main idea. -completely and fully explaining your evidence/ideas in your paper. When something is explained completely it makes it easier to understand and could help win the reading over to your point of view better.
Good criteria for student work should meet all of the teachers expectations. In order to get a good grade on an assignment, you must do what your teacher asks of you to the best of your abilities.
"Good" student writing should be focused, clear, and descriptive. It should use the appropriate word choice for the tone needed in the writing piece. Grammar should be correct and spelling should be accurate.
A "good" student comes eager and prepared to class. I wouldn't judge or classify a student as "good" or "bad." Everyone is different and some learn faster than others. I absolutely hate when teachers treat some students better than others. A "good" student is every student. You come to school, what you do with your time is your choice. Make it "good" or whatever.
Some characteristics of a good student's work is: 1.) Are successful. 2.) Take advantage of extra credit opportunities. 3.) Put forth effort. 4.) Try on their work, and are always focused 5.) Turn in assignments on time and are always prepared for it to be neat organized.
"Good work" should be based upon the amount of effort the student puts into the project. It should be creative, effective, and organized. It should not repeat the same words over multiple times and it should not seem like your ideas are just being repeated and restated a little bit differently. "Good work" should mean that the student is proud of their writing. I believe that is the most important thing.
Characteristics for a good student writing are Staying on topic, logical order, clear thesis, rebuttal if its argumentative, correct spelling and grammar, appropriate tone, creative, clear transitions, good ending paragraph.
There are many good criteria for student writing. For example, the student should address the issue/topic, present evidence, analyze that evidence to show understanding, have correct grammar, and remain relevant throughout the whole piece. The writer should include many details and shouldn't make it confusing for the audience to track. The student writer should have smooth transitions and gradually progress from one idea to another. All of these things will allow a student to receive a good score on the writing.
Solid criteria for evaluating quality student work would be that they are organized, prepared for class, positive attitude, careful, focused, motivated.
Solid criteria for quality student work include achieving teacher expectation(s), use of upper-level words, formal writing, a variety of word usage and sentence structure, strong evidence and analysis, correct grammar, a showing of obvious hard work, and having the work actually turned in on time.
Criteria for good student writing contains an abundant amount of characteristics. In my opinion though, if a student is confident in their writing it'll most likely turn into a good piece of literature. Confident writing usually contains everything someone will need to make a good piece of literature/write well in general.
Good work should fully show the ideas of the writer. It should always stay on task and be on topic. An effort should be given and it shouldn't seem scattered.
Criteria for "good" student work include but are not limited to: organized, meaningful, solid, explanatory, and directly answers the question. If an essay or piece of writing is not any of these things, it will not be necessary to read. These criteria ensure the writing is addressing what is supposed to be addressed. Work should be organized and have a clear meaning. It should also be solid in your argument (if it is an argumentative piece) and should provide evidence to back up your argument. It should explain all the details and not leave any mysterious evidence that has not been analyzed. The piece of writing is not all over the place and doesn't beat around the bush.
Good student work should be well elaborated and grammatically correct. Quality work follows the rubric and is interesting to read while also being focused on the task at hand.
but forreal im stressing over all the finals ive been studying like crazy and i still feel like im gonna fail. but i know i wont but im still stressed. sorry this is off topic im just so stressed
'Good' work should be based on how much effort is put in the assignments, and how much work is actually done. Different students struggle with different things on an assignment, so their work should be judged upon their supporting evidence, organization, and creativity.
>Correct present day grammar, or correct old english. That's cool too. >Have to write the date and their name >Clear and concise >Not redundant. Like, you shouldn't like.. say the same thing thirty two hundred times i mean like. Gosh. Like. >Organized and focused around zeh thesis. >Not boring. >Use a couple of giant words. Just throw something in there like supercalifragilisticexpialyodoshes.
The criteria for "good" student writing really depends on the reader or audience. Probably the most important thing that a student can keep in mind while writing is their audience. A student should always be sure that they are using the proper tone in their writing. Their tones for a formal essay and a personal narrative should be different. Also, if a student's audience is a younger group of children, their diction should be more dialed down than it would be if they were addressing a more educated audience. This is one of the most important things that a student writer can do when composing a well written piece.
In order for a students work to be considered "good" It would have to be well organized and focused writing. It needs to meaningful with appropriate word choice for your audience. It needs to include everything need to get your point across clearly.
"Good" student writing should stay on topic/ maintain the main idea, be clear, and be descriptive. It should be grammatically correct and it should use appropriate word choice throughout. Everything should be spelled correctly and punctuated right.
hard work, excellence, quality, dedication
ReplyDeleteDeveloped ideas, intelligent writing, and an obvious hard work ethic
ReplyDeleteGood criteria for evaluating quality student work is a complete understanding of the topic the student is writing about, use of upper level words, and the use of evidence in supporting their topic.
ReplyDeleteGood criteria for good student writing includes using proper standard English and mechanics. This means using the correct format for the piece, having strong evidence or supporting details in the paper, and having few grammatical errors.
ReplyDeleteI think good criteria for good student writing is something with a clear thesis, 3 examples of evidence, an analyzation of the evidence, and a concluding paragraph. If these are all included, I would say more criteria are use of upper level words, clear understanding, and insight.
ReplyDeleteNeeds to have good punctuation/grammar. Has to have complete sentences. Needs to on topic.
ReplyDeleteGood criteria for "good" student writing is organization, development, meaning, focus, textual evidence, analysis, etc.
ReplyDeleteGood student writing is having an intro and conclusion of some sort as well as textual evidence and an analysis. A strong vocabulary used and a great understanding of the topic, both shown through the writing.
ReplyDeleteThe good student writing criteria is turn in your work on time, have all the evidence need and maybe more, take your time and write clearly.
ReplyDeleteThree things that I think are good criteria for grading my student writing is
ReplyDelete1. What was most organized
2. Has the most clear thoughts
3. Has the most meaning to myself
The writing piece should have a main idea, evidence supporting the main idea with an analysis, transitional language, it looks like effort was put into it, and uses upper level words. This should be the criteria for good student writing.
ReplyDeleteGood student writing is when people do there work, proper grammar, show correct evidence, at least 3 supporting details, and has a intro, body paragraph, and conclusion.
ReplyDeleteFor good student writing, the piece must be grammatically correct, on topic, and must have several solid pieces of textual evidence. If the piece is argumentative, then there must be at least three pieces of solid evidence and a counter argument to solidify the claim.
ReplyDeleteusing domain specific vocabulary, evidence to back up your reasoning, and staying on task.
ReplyDeleteIt answers all parts of the question, analyzes the evidence given, provides a rebuttal when necessary, is organized and well thought out, and isn't hostile.
ReplyDeleteThree good criteria are: proper grammar, no spelling errors, and proper punctuation use.
ReplyDeleteThe criteria for "good" student work is creativity, imagination, enthusiasm, and hard work.
ReplyDeletewriting something good
ReplyDeleteWhatever the teachers idea of a good criteria is.
ReplyDeleteA student does their work as close as possible to the teacher's standards/examples. They should do the assignment to the best of their ability and actually put forth effort into it. However, it should be understood that sometimes an assignment is out of a student's ability range and they wouldn't be able to do it.
ReplyDeleteGood student writing should have a main idea, be grammatically correct, and have solid pieces of textual evidence
ReplyDeleteThree things I would use to evaluate essays would be the word choices, how strong the essay is, and the evidence and analysis which should be the strongest part of an essay. I would look at these three things to decide whether or not the essay is good or not. If the word choices make it seem more professional or intelligent then it is good. If the essay contains a strong argument and puts its point across well it is a good essay. Finally, if the evidence and analysis is well written and proves there point well while also convincing the reader of there point it is a good essay. Overall these are the three main things I would check.
ReplyDeletegood student writing would include: hard work, excellent wording, correct punctuation, spelling is right, not confusing/organized, and appropriate reasoning/explanation.
ReplyDeleteThe best way to evaluate quality student work is the dictation used, the amount of effort put in, and the amount of actual development of ideas within the writing.
ReplyDelete-grammatically correct
ReplyDelete-strong evidence (if needed)
-collage level vocabulary
Good criteria for good student writing could be:
ReplyDelete-staying on the same subject/topic during the whole paper. This helps lessen the chance of confusion and helps the main idea get across to the reader easier.
-using the correct word choice for the type of audience you are writing to. This also lessens the chance of confusion and using words that make sense to them will help with the main idea.
-completely and fully explaining your evidence/ideas in your paper. When something is explained completely it makes it easier to understand and could help win the reading over to your point of view better.
Good criteria for student work should meet all of the teachers expectations. In order to get a good grade on an assignment, you must do what your teacher asks of you to the best of your abilities.
ReplyDeleteCharacteristics for a "good" student include:
ReplyDeleteProactive, respectful, organized, honest, focused, and careful.
"Good" student writing should be focused, clear, and descriptive. It should use the appropriate word choice for the tone needed in the writing piece. Grammar should be correct and spelling should be accurate.
ReplyDeleteCharacteristics for a good student include: Organized, On task, Meaningful, College Ready, etc.
ReplyDeleteA "good" student comes eager and prepared to class. I wouldn't judge or classify a student as "good" or "bad." Everyone is different and some learn faster than others. I absolutely hate when teachers treat some students better than others. A "good" student is every student. You come to school, what you do with your time is your choice. Make it "good" or whatever.
ReplyDeletegood student work should be: organized and done to the best of their abilities.
ReplyDeleteCriteria for good student writing is:
ReplyDelete- being organized
- providing evidence
- a various word choice
- high explanation to make ideas more clear
Some characteristics of a good student's work is:
ReplyDelete1.) Are successful.
2.) Take advantage of extra credit opportunities.
3.) Put forth effort.
4.) Try on their work, and are always focused
5.) Turn in assignments on time and are always prepared for it to be neat organized.
You need to have one point you're informing/arguing about and support for it, organized, on topic, and answer all questions/parts.
ReplyDeleteCharacteristics of a "good" Student: organized, on task, shares ideas that are meaningful, honest, and wanting to learn
ReplyDelete"Good work" should be based upon the amount of effort the student puts into the project. It should be creative, effective, and organized. It should not repeat the same words over multiple times and it should not seem like your ideas are just being repeated and restated a little bit differently. "Good work" should mean that the student is proud of their writing. I believe that is the most important thing.
ReplyDeleteCharacteristics for a good student writing are Staying on topic, logical order, clear thesis, rebuttal if its argumentative, correct spelling and grammar, appropriate tone, creative, clear transitions, good ending paragraph.
ReplyDeleteThere are many good criteria for student writing. For example, the student should address the issue/topic, present evidence, analyze that evidence to show understanding, have correct grammar, and remain relevant throughout the whole piece. The writer should include many details and shouldn't make it confusing for the audience to track. The student writer should have smooth transitions and gradually progress from one idea to another. All of these things will allow a student to receive a good score on the writing.
ReplyDeleteSolid criteria for evaluating quality student work would be that they are organized, prepared for class, positive attitude, careful, focused, motivated.
ReplyDeleteSolid criteria for quality student work include achieving teacher expectation(s), use of upper-level words, formal writing, a variety of word usage and sentence structure, strong evidence and analysis, correct grammar, a showing of obvious hard work, and having the work actually turned in on time.
ReplyDeleteYou need to stay on topic, have an order to your writing, and spelling and grammar is correct.
ReplyDeleteCriteria for good student writing contains an abundant amount of characteristics. In my opinion though, if a student is confident in their writing it'll most likely turn into a good piece of literature. Confident writing usually contains everything someone will need to make a good piece of literature/write well in general.
ReplyDeleteGood work should fully show the ideas of the writer. It should always stay on task and be on topic. An effort should be given and it shouldn't seem scattered.
ReplyDeleteCriteria for "good" student work include but are not limited to: organized, meaningful, solid, explanatory, and directly answers the question. If an essay or piece of writing is not any of these things, it will not be necessary to read. These criteria ensure the writing is addressing what is supposed to be addressed. Work should be organized and have a clear meaning. It should also be solid in your argument (if it is an argumentative piece) and should provide evidence to back up your argument. It should explain all the details and not leave any mysterious evidence that has not been analyzed. The piece of writing is not all over the place and doesn't beat around the bush.
ReplyDeleteGood student work should contain developed ideas and show clear evidence that they tried to the best of their abilities.
ReplyDeleteGood student work should be well elaborated and grammatically correct. Quality work follows the rubric and is interesting to read while also being focused on the task at hand.
ReplyDeletealways doing quality work.
ReplyDeletebut forreal im stressing over all the finals ive been studying like crazy and i still feel like im gonna fail. but i know i wont but im still stressed. sorry this is off topic im just so stressed
'Good' work should be based on how much effort is put in the assignments, and how much work is actually done. Different students struggle with different things on an assignment, so their work should be judged upon their supporting evidence, organization, and creativity.
ReplyDelete>Correct present day grammar, or correct old english. That's cool too.
ReplyDelete>Have to write the date and their name
>Clear and concise
>Not redundant. Like, you shouldn't like.. say the same thing thirty two hundred times i mean like. Gosh. Like.
>Organized and focused around zeh thesis.
>Not boring.
>Use a couple of giant words. Just throw something in there like supercalifragilisticexpialyodoshes.
The criteria for "good" student writing really depends on the reader or audience. Probably the most important thing that a student can keep in mind while writing is their audience. A student should always be sure that they are using the proper tone in their writing. Their tones for a formal essay and a personal narrative should be different. Also, if a student's audience is a younger group of children, their diction should be more dialed down than it would be if they were addressing a more educated audience. This is one of the most important things that a student writer can do when composing a well written piece.
ReplyDeleteIn order for a students work to be considered "good" It would have to be well organized and focused writing. It needs to meaningful with appropriate word choice for your audience. It needs to include everything need to get your point across clearly.
ReplyDelete"Good" student writing should stay on topic/ maintain the main idea, be clear, and be descriptive. It should be grammatically correct and it should use appropriate word choice throughout. Everything should be spelled correctly and punctuated right.
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