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Could be used to observe progress and placed into the portfolio

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Recount Writing and Self-Reflection Assessment

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(teacherspayteachers.com) A Writer's Workshop Folder that organizes and teaches students to move their writing pieces through the entire writing process! $

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-Students compile writing project and include all checklists, rubrics, rough drafts etc.
- This is to monitor the student's growth as a writer

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Explanation of a writing workshop conference
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=writing+workshop+conference

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-Collection of writings
-Allows students to observe the progressions made
-Also, allows students to reflect on their work and review all that they have learned
-Rough drafts, revised and edited papers, pre-writing notes, and checklists are all included into the portfolio
-able to show portfolios to future teachers

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-Checklist enables teachers to focus on certain elements to evaluate
-Checklists usually assess a variety of topics

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- On-the-Spot: briefly meet with students to monitor writing and processing
- Prewriting: teacher and student make plans for writing
ex: narrowing down a topic
- Drafting: bring rough drafts to talk about troubles in writing
- Revising: small group with teacher and students to give suggestions to improve writing
- Editing: review proofread compositions to correct mechanics
- Instructional: Teacher helps correct concepts that may confuse students
ex: writing a lead, using commas in a series
- Assessment: Talk about growth as writers, set goals for future writing
- Portfolio: Review individually students' writing samples. Ask them why they chose that specific sample

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-Anecdotal notes
-Observational notes
-be sure to record and analyze anecdotal notes

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- Watching students as they write
- Student's attitudes towards writing
- Different strategies
- Collaboration with classmates
- Ask students questions

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By: Alyssa Knapp and Paige Baierl