Summer+Rdg+Posting+Criteria

**What is the criteria for my responses to the questions posted on this wiki?**

GO TO THE DISCUSSION TAB AT THE TOP FOR ALL OF THE POSTED QUESTIONS FOR YOUR RESPONSES AND COMMENTS TOWARDS YOUR GRADE.

YOU MUST REGISTER OR SIGN IN TO POST COMMENTS ON THE WIKI. THIS REQUIRES AN EMAIL TO SET UP YOUR ACCOUNT. YOU MAY USE A PARENT EMAIL TO DO SO, OR FEEL FREE TO SET UP A FREE YAHOO, AOL MAIL, GMAIL, OR OTHER FREE SERVICE ACCOUNT TO SET UP YOUR WIKI SIGN IN IF YOU DO NOT ALREADY HAVE AN EMAIL. __REMEMBER TO MAKE YOUR USER NAME YOUR FIRST INITIAL, LAST NAME, LIKE THIS: M.ADAMS__. IF THAT IS TAKEN, MAKE SURE TO ADD SOME NUMBERS AFTER IT YOU WILL REMEMBER TO MAKE IT UNIQUE TO YOU (like M.ADAMS_2234), OR ADD _golobos AFTER IT TO MAKE IT UNIQUE AND EASY TO REMEMBER. __WRITE DOWN YOUR USERNAME AND PASSWORD SOMEWHERE YOU WILL NOT LOSE IT!!!__

**__WHEN POSTING ACCORDING TO THE POSTED QUESTION BY MISS ADAMS....__**
Your answers should follow the short answer/open-ended response rubric below, building a a sufficient response that incorporates a significant point of analysis, some example of text to support your point, and an additional commentary that shows your insight into the question.

__Open-Ended Response (OER) Rubric:__ Click the document below to see a pdf showing the open-ended response guidelines for answering a question. To obtain a passing grade, your response should be at the level of at least a 1 (score of 70-83), and hopefully a 2 (score of 84-95). Maximum credit of a 3 (score of 96-100) will be given to those who show particularly keen insight into answering the question, use textual support well in their response, and have a response with almost no errors in conventions (grammar, puncutation, spelling, usage, etc.).



 **Remember to "flex your writing PECs" with each posted response to a question!**  **P - make a Point**  **E - give a supporting Example that is Evidence from the text**  **C - provide some insightful Commentary to further explain your point**

**__WHEN POSTING A COMMENT THAT RELATES TO YOUR ADDITIONAL THOUGHTS OR IN RESPONSE TO A PEER'S COMMENTS OR RESPONSES....__**
These responses or comments do not have to follow the OER rubric or be as official as your initial response for a daily grade. However, you do need to follow the guidelines for online discussion (posted on the link to the left) and make sure that your responses include your first initial and last name, are school appropriate, and are grammatically and conventionally correct. If you post appropriately and your responses are labeled with your name, you will be awarded 3 extra credit points to be added to that question's daily grade.