Criteria for personal belief statement

Personal Statement Final Draft

The Directions

Directions

Read the following

Directions:  Use the rubric to revise your personal belief statement.  Then, write your personal belief statement on a new Google document.  Once you have created your new document, type out your personal belief statement. You must upload it to turnit in and use the grammar and plagiarism tools to check the accuracy of your work.  WARNING: This program also checks for ChatGPT use.  If your document comes back as written by AI, you will need to revise it so it does not.

Directions

Read the following

If you completed your first draft, you can go back to formative.com, and see my comments. Likewise, you can use what you learned from reading each other's personal belief statements, and what you learned from the Summative assessment over personal belief statements in formative.com to revise your work.

Directions

Read the following

Because there are 40 students in this course, late work will only be taken after a conference with me, and I may decide not to take it at all, depending on how you have used your classtime.  This is a decision I have made, because managing this amount of paperwork is difficult.

Multiple Choice

Where do you type your final draft of your personal belief statement?

• On a new Google Doc

• In Homeroom Career Planner

• On a piece of paper.

Multiple Choice

Where do you hand in your completed personal belief statement?

• Google Classroom

• Turnit in

• Facebook

• Instagram

Multiple Choice

Where can you find feedback from your first draft?

• Formative

• Adobe Acrobat

• Quizizz

• Google Classroom

Multiple Choice

Where do you find the directions and criteria for the Personal Belief Statement?

• In Google Classroom Under "Entry Task"

• In Google Classroom Under
  "September Classwork"

• In Google Classroom

Multiple Choice

What does the turnit in program check for?

• Accuracy of work

• Use of AI

• Plagiarism

• Grammar mistakes

Multiple Choice

What is the consequence of submitting work written by AI?

• The work will be rejected

• The work will be accepted

• The teacher will deduct points

• The teacher will assign extra credit

Multiple Choice

Why is late work only accepted after a conference with the teacher?

• To ensure that students have a valid reason for submitting late work

• To discourage students from submitting late work

• To make it difficult for students to submit late work

• To give the teacher more control over managing paperwork

Multiple Choice

What is the consequence of not using classtime effectively?

• Late work will not be accepted at all

• The teacher will assign extra homework

• The teacher will give a warning

• The teacher will deduct points from the final grade

Multiple Choice

Why did the teacher decide to implement the late work policy?

• To make it easier to manage paperwork

• To encourage students to submit work on time

• To punish students for submitting late work

• To reduce the number of students in the course

Multiple Choice

What should students do if they want to submit late work?

• Upload it to turnit in

• Use the grammar and plagiarism tools

• Have a conference with the teacher

• Revise it to avoid detection by AI