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Writing Argumentative Text Portfolio 3
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Review your argumentative text and make sure you are ready to turn it in. Remember the assignment specifics below.
Portfolio Topic: Write an Argumentative Text Portfolio about one change that would improve the education of 14- to 18-year-olds. Make a case for one major change that educators should make to what is taught or how something is taught (or an alternate topic as assigned by your teacher).
Revising and Editing Checklists: Make sure you have used the Revising Checklist and Editing Checklist to strengthen your writing.
Rubric: Use the Writing Argumentative Text Portfolio Rubric to make sure you are meeting all the goals of the portfolio.
CheckMyWork: Remember to submit your own work. You can use CheckMyWork to make sure your work is original.
Now select Upload Files to upload the final draft of your argumentative text to the Drop Box.
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Writing Argumentative Text Portfolio 3
1 of 11 of 1 Items
Question
Review your argumentative text and make sure you are ready to turn it in. Remember the assignment specifics below.
Portfolio Topic: Write an Argumentative Text Portfolio about one change that would improve the education of 14- to 18-year-olds. Make a case for one major change that educators should make to what is taught or how something is taught (or an alternate topic as assigned by your teacher).
Revising and Editing Checklists: Make sure you have used the Revising Checklist and Editing Checklist to strengthen your writing.
Rubric: Use the Writing Argumentative Text Portfolio Rubric to make sure you are meeting all the goals of the portfolio.
CheckMyWork: Remember to submit your own work. You can use CheckMyWork to make sure your work is original.
Now select Upload Files to upload the final draft of your argumentative text to the Drop Box.
(18 points)
No file chosen
Supported file formats: PDF, JPG, GIF, PNG, CSV, RTF, TXT, XPS, ZIP, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Publisher, Open Office
0 / 12 File Limit
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It looks like you're preparing to submit your argumentative text portfolio. Here are a few steps to ensure that your final draft is polished and ready for submission:
1. **Review Your Argument**: Make sure your main argument is clear. Do you clearly state the change you are advocating for, and why you believe it would improve education for 14- to 18-year-olds?
2. **Check Structure**: Verify that your text has a clear introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should have a clear topic sentence and support your argument.
3. **Use Evidence**: Ensure that you have included relevant evidence or examples to support your claims. This could include statistics, expert opinions, or real-life examples.
4. **Revise for Clarity and Style**: Read through your text to improve clarity. Are there any sentences that could be worded more clearly? Consider your tone and style. Is it appropriate for your audience?
5. **Edit for Grammar and Mechanics**: Review your text for grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, or punctuation issues. Reading your text out loud can help catch errors you might miss otherwise.
6. **Use Checklists**: Make sure you have completed the Revising and Editing Checklists, confirming that you have addressed all necessary areas.
7. **Rubric Review**: Compare your text against the Writing Argumentative Text Portfolio Rubric to ensure you are meeting all requirements and expectations.
8. **Check Originality**: If your institution uses plagiarism detection tools, use CheckMyWork to confirm that your work is original and free from potential plagiarism issues.
9. **File Format**: Ensure that your file is saved in one of the supported formats (PDF, Word, etc.) before uploading.
10. **Final Review**: Before uploading, do a final read-through to catch any last-minute issues.
Once you’ve completed these steps, go ahead and upload your final draft to the designated Drop Box. Good luck!
1. **Review Your Argument**: Make sure your main argument is clear. Do you clearly state the change you are advocating for, and why you believe it would improve education for 14- to 18-year-olds?
2. **Check Structure**: Verify that your text has a clear introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should have a clear topic sentence and support your argument.
3. **Use Evidence**: Ensure that you have included relevant evidence or examples to support your claims. This could include statistics, expert opinions, or real-life examples.
4. **Revise for Clarity and Style**: Read through your text to improve clarity. Are there any sentences that could be worded more clearly? Consider your tone and style. Is it appropriate for your audience?
5. **Edit for Grammar and Mechanics**: Review your text for grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, or punctuation issues. Reading your text out loud can help catch errors you might miss otherwise.
6. **Use Checklists**: Make sure you have completed the Revising and Editing Checklists, confirming that you have addressed all necessary areas.
7. **Rubric Review**: Compare your text against the Writing Argumentative Text Portfolio Rubric to ensure you are meeting all requirements and expectations.
8. **Check Originality**: If your institution uses plagiarism detection tools, use CheckMyWork to confirm that your work is original and free from potential plagiarism issues.
9. **File Format**: Ensure that your file is saved in one of the supported formats (PDF, Word, etc.) before uploading.
10. **Final Review**: Before uploading, do a final read-through to catch any last-minute issues.
Once you’ve completed these steps, go ahead and upload your final draft to the designated Drop Box. Good luck!