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Unit 5 Portfolio Expectations
🛑 STOP! Please read the following information carefully! 🛑
✅ What You Need to Do Today
📖 Step 1: Review the Unit 5 Portfolio Expectations Video

Watch the expectations video linked HERE

✍️ Step 2: Complete Today's Quick Check

Complete today's quick check over the Unit 5 Portfolio expectations video

📄 Step 3: Review Your Teacher's Feedback in Your Connexus Gradebook

Find your feedback within the comments on the following assignment: LCIIB.U3LLTimedWrite.Spring26

Need help? Click HERE to review how to view feedback in your gradebook

📌 Step 4: Begin Revising & Editing Your Essay

Unit 5 Portfolio is due in Unit 5 Lesson 9
🧠 IMPORTANT REMINDER: Show Your Writing Process!

Your entire writing process (from first draft to final draft) must be included within the same document

⚠️ You MUST be logged into your GACA student Google Workspace to access and complete this assignment

🚫 Do NOT copy and paste your work at any point - Doing so may result in an academic integrity violation!

Review the Academic Integrity Policy and non-negotiable violations outlined in the course syllabus linked HERE

I understand that my Unit 5 portfolio requires me to revise and edit my original Unit 3 timed writing using teacher feedback, the writer’s checklist, and the Georgia Milestone rubric to produce my final draft. I acknowledge that this submission is my final draft and that there are no grade improvement opportunities after submission.(1 point)

I have read and acknowledge the statement above.
I recognize that I must keep all revisions in my original document to demonstrate my writing process from rough draft to final draft. I understand that this allows my teacher to review my growth as a writer while practicing the revising and editing skills assessed on the Georgia Milestone EOC.(1 point)

I have read and acknowledge the statement above.

Which of the following describes the correct way to apply feedback and resources for this portfolio?(1 point)

Submit the original draft and add a summary of feedback at the end.

Apply teacher feedback, the writer’s checklist, and the rubric directly to your original Unit 3 draft, keeping all revisions in the same document.

Review teacher feedback and the checklist, then rewrite the essay in a new document.

Only focus on grammar and spelling; content doesn’t need to change.
What should you know about improving your grade on the Unit 5 portfolio?(1 point)

You can revise after you submit your Unit 5 final draft if you attend Live Help Time.

You can submit multiple drafts to try to raise your score.

You can rewrite your essay entirely if you’re not satisfied with your grade.

The grade you earn on your final draft is final; there are no opportunities for improvement.
How does completing the Unit 5 portfolio help you prepare for the Georgia Milestone EOC?(1 point)

It provides structured practice in revising and editing, strengthening clarity, organization, argumentation, and use of evidence—all skills evaluated on the EOC.

It focuses mainly on formatting, word count, and surface-level corrections instead of developing ideas and arguments.

It allows you to submit an essay quickly without revising, focusing on speed rather than improvement.

It emphasizes memorizing quotes and templates rather than improving reasoning or essay structure.
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Answer 1

I acknowledge: I have read and acknowledge the statement above. (for both acknowledgement prompts)

Correct multiple-choice answers:
- Which describes the correct way to apply feedback and resources?
Answer: Apply teacher feedback, the writer’s checklist, and the rubric directly to your original Unit 3 draft, keeping all revisions in the same document.

- What should you know about improving your grade on the Unit 5 portfolio?
Answer: The grade you earn on your final draft is final; there are no opportunities for improvement.

- How does completing the Unit 5 portfolio help you prepare for the Georgia Milestone EOC?
Answer: It provides structured practice in revising and editing, strengthening clarity, organization, argumentation, and use of evidence—all skills evaluated on the EOC.