21. Article Critique Writing Assignment Article critique writing Assignment. By Helena MohitTabatabai. May 28th, 2003. “Are Computers in the Early Childhood Classroom Developmentally, http://pirate.shu.edu/~mohitthe/Article Critique Writing Assignment.htm

Article Critique Writing Assignment By: Helena Mohit-Tabatabai May 28th, “Are Computers in the Early Childhood Classroom Developmentally, Appropriate?” Author: Beverly M. Cetnar Ballor The article: “Are Computers in the Early Childhood Classroom Developmentally, Appropriate?” is a persuasive piece of writing, in which the author, a teacher named Beverly M Cetnar , tries to justify the usage of computers in classrooms on the primary school level. It then goes on to describe the benefits of having computers in every classroom. It does not appear to be an article from any particular magazine, if anything it might have been on a webpage. The title describes the purpose well, but it is nothing spectacular or eye-catching. It presents the issue in one succinct sentence. What precisely is that issue? Ballor feels that computers should be used with children at a very young age. She discusses the use of computers especially for kids who do not have good motor control for drawing. It then discusses some of the varying wonderful software that is available to kids. Her main point is that it is through play that children make sense of the world, and that children get more from playing compared to formal instruction. Her tone is a very optimistic one, that as long as a teacher implements a computer the right way it can be a great equalizer. She concludes that with the advancement of technology, computers in the classroom are an inevitability that teachers should embrace

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Home Press 2003 Press Releases Pearson Educational Measurement Adds ETS' Automated Essay Scoring to Suite of Electronic Testing Services Iowa City, Iowa - February 24, 2003 Pearson Educational Measurement, a part of Pearson Education, scores more than 40 million student tests annually, including more than 84 million constructed-response test items. "We've analyzed automated essay scoring and are pleased to add the ETS products to our suite of scoring solutions," said Steve Kromer, General Manager of Pearson Educational Measurement. "By offering electronic scoring options for open-ended test items along with our professional scorers, our customers will be able to package a scoring system that meets their needs for turnaround speed, reliability, and cost-effectiveness." ETS's automated scoring capabilities are built upon natural language processing (NLP) technology, a sub-field of artificial intelligence. ETS developed e rater, an automated scoring system that uses natural language processing techniques to replicate the scoring performance of professional readers. C-rater evaluates the accuracy of short-answer, content-based responses in terms of scoring rules which define the requirements of a full or partially correct answer. Using natural language processing technology, c-rater determines if a student answer contains specific linguistic information required as evidence that a specified concept has been learned. Critique Writing Analysis Tools provides detailed diagnostic feedback across five dimensions of writing features.

23. Group Writing, Collaborations, And Online Critique Writing Resources Learn how to write with a group, collaborate, and critique to improve your writing skills. http://www.creativity-portal.com/howto/writing/collaborations.critiques.html

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Organization Your PRM 346 papers should be organized by the use of headings. The following headings are suggested. Title page : This is the first page which includes the class name and number, title of paper, author, date. A title page does not have a page number and is not counted in the total pages required. Introduction : This is the purpose or topic of the paper, and it should be considered a brief, concise paragraph or two that summarizes the content of the paper. Literature Review: This is the main section of the paper and includes information based on paragraphs. Remember paragraphs should have one main idea that is in direct support of the thesis statement. Within each body paragraph, there will be a topic sentence (main idea of the paragraph) and supporting idea.. Conclusion or Summary: This is the portion of the paper where you will offer concluding or summarizing comments. It is a brief review and basically tells the reader what the outcome of the paper means. References: Any literature used in an analysis must be accurately cited in order to avoid plagiarism. See

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Graduate Institute of Environmental and Occupational Health Medical College, National Cheng Kung University Ho-Yuan Chang Associate Professor Course Name Exposure Assessment for Epidemiologic Studies Credits Period Objects The topics regarding data reporting, interpretation, limitation, and the QA/QC system of exposure assessment will be intensively addressed during the course. The aim of this course is to provide a comprehensive overview of exposure assessment to the graduate students. It is expected that students are capable to develop a valid exposure assessment project to assess the exposure in the field and able to reasonably criticize the exposure measurement part in a scientific paper. Schedule Item Date Topic Lecturer Chang HY Chang HY Measurement of Exposure Chang HY Issues of bio-aerosol measurement Su HJ Common bias in Epi study Chang HY Data management of exposure data in Epidemiology Chang HY Exposure Matrix: The applications and its perspective in Epi Chang HY Total Exposure Dose v.s. Health Outcomes

26. Center For Academic Writing Another reason why we start with critical reading and critique writing, is because analysing Summarizing Ideas from an Academic Text, Writing a Critique http://www.ceu.hu/writing/wcourse.htm

Academic Writing for Graduate Students The aim of this course is to help you develop as a writer within the English speaking academic community by raising awareness of, practicing, and reflecting upon the conventions of written texts. In addition to addressing issues related to academic writing, the course will also focus on the other language skills you will need to complete your graduate level work in English. During the course, you will: Acquire an awareness of and ability to use effectively the discourse patterns of academic English Improve your critical reading skills, enabling you to think and write more clearly and incisively Become familiar with and practice the genres of the argumentative essay, critique and research paper Have the opportunity to develop your writing process through generating ideas, drafting, peer evaluation and individual writing consultations Learn to take into consideration the expectations of your readership with regard to academic English discourse conventions Reflect on your approach to reading in light of the demands of a graduate program Learn to incorporate the work of other authors into your own writing within the requirements of English academic practice

27. Swa The Barnes and Noble Mystery Writers Critique group which meets every Tuesday AS YOU critique writing comments before expressing them frames your http://members.tripod.com/SeattleWriters_Assoc/critique_groups.htm

Home Who We Are Join Board Members ... Member Websites Critique Groups Established groups looking for more members There is no charge to SWA members to place an ad for themselves or their groups. SWA membership is not required to belong to one of our critique groups, but SWA does encourage your support. The Barnes and Noble Mystery Writers Critique group eekly submissions range between 2500 and 3500 words and are to be submitted in double-spaced manuscript format saved as MS Word 6.0/95. Submissions should be polished and carefully proofed. Submissions must be emailed to the other members of the group by noon on the Sunday preceding the next meeting in order to give members time to review and edit the documents before meeting. The maximum number of members is eight and the average number of submissions per week is usually around four. Those interested in joining this group may contact me directly, or drop by to observe.

28. Writer's Critique :: The Safest Place To Have Your Story Or Poem Critiqued. Free site for writers who wish to start or join a private critique group. Along with our critique forums, they offer links to other writing sites and reviews. http://www.writerscritique.com/

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29. Short Story Writers - Writers, Poets Critique Group For Short Story Writing And A writers critique group for short story and poetry writing. http://www.shortstorygroup.net/default.asp

SSG The Short Story Group Welcome to the Short Story Group. An international community of writers - All levels of ability - Published and unpublished Cost of Membership a willingness to work together to share and exchange ideas, critique each others' work. Membership Qualification A desire to develop your writing skills through participation in a friendly community of people with a common interest. For more details about the group please visit the information page. Come and join us To join all you need to do is complete a short form, advise us of you email address and tell us a bit about yourself.

30. Bard's Ink Writer's Group A group of writers with information about writing and its writers. writingrelated links, resources, market and guideline information, writer's block, poetry, writer's critique groups. http://www.iprimus.ca/~pjduane/

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31. The Literary Escape Literature Boards - Index Member based literary community where users can create clubs, writing galleries, blogs and personal websites to get exposure and critique. http://literaryescape.com/

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32. Index Learn poetry lingo and submit a piece or critique to our online workshop. Open to fiction, nonfiction, free-verse poetry, or formed. http://www.geocities.com/red_writing1/

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33. A Novel Approach An online writing group dedicated to helping serious writers and poets perfect their craft. critique group for fiction and poetry. http://www.ana2writing.org

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34. Writing A Critique Of A Novel Walk through the steps required to write a novel critique. http://home.earthlink.net/~jesmith/Writing-critique.html

How to Write a Critique of a Novel When a book raises your spirit, and inspires you with noble and courageous feelings, seek for no other rule to judge the work by; it is good, and made by a good workman. - Bruyere Introductory Statement Did you enjoy reading this novel? Briefly explain why reading this book was, or was not, a positive experience for you. Body of the Critique Topics to consider in your critique . . . (You should pick two of the following four questions and develop each of these selected topics into a full, rich paragraph.) #1.Characters - Were they interesting and believable? Did you have a favorite? Why was this character special to you? Did the author do a good job of creating the characters in this novel? #2. Was the author able to hold your interest throughout the entire novel? How did he or she manage to do this? #3. Which were your favorite scenes in this novel? Explain why you enjoyed them. #4. What changes, if any, would you have made in this novel? Conclusion In you concluding paragraph, discuss any of the following topics: What did you learn from reading this novel?Did you gain anything from the experience of reading this book?

35. Friendly Musings @ Www.ezboard.com Multiple active poetry boards, including critique, holiday thoughts, nature, and poetry writing instruction. http://pub95.ezboard.com/bfriendlymusings

"); else document.write(""); // > Friendly Musings Join Live Chat! 605 registered members Login Register Your Free Account (Required) Search Help ... Need help logging in? Welcome, Follow us through the many doors of our forums. All work is owned and copy-righted by their creators. THANK YOU. The FM Crew Quote Of The Day 'You can only protect your liberties in this world by protecting the other man's freedom. You can only be free if I am free.' Make a Contribution :: Direct Payment -or- Accept Offer View Contributors We currently have $120.00 in our chest. Though we will not mention names here, we want to thank all those who have so freely given of their time and of their money to keep this community ad-free. It is so appreciated and from the bottom of our hearts we wish bright blessings for each of you, you know who you are. Thank you so much! The FM Crew. 5 visitors in the last 15 minutes: 2 Members - 2 Guests - 1 Anonymous Jim AKA RapidFire PoeticPaul Forum # Posts Last Comment Poetry Forums Pathways of Life Moderators: Tlainya Poet Whistler LadyBrazen PoeticPaul ... Twilight Myst General Poetry 9/20/05 11:51 am Something Wicked This Way Passes Moderators: Tlainya Poet Whistler Is it dark? Is it Wicked?

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37. Flash Fiction Flash Fiction Online Workshop for serious writers of flash fiction (sudden, fast, micro, postcard fiction). Submit one manuscript each month and critique 4 to stay active. http://home.att.net/~p.casto

Writing Workshop Flash Fiction Writing Workshop Mission Flash Fiction! Sudden Fiction! Micro Fiction! Postcard Fiction! Administrator: Pamelyn Casto The Flash Fiction Writing Workshop (free)is for serious writers of short short pieces (beginner to more advanced, but serious). All members share one goalto improve in the craft of writing. The length limit for pieces submitted for critique is around 500 words, more or less, but nothing over 1,000 words. Participation is mandatory . The minimum requirements to remain in the workshop are to submit one piece of your own each month and do four critiques for others. Those who are not able to meet these minimum requirements will be unsubscribed. We have no upper limit, however, on the number of critiques you can do for others. The more you do the more you learn about writing (by trying hard to understand and express what makes a piece effective or not effective). In addition to critiquing each other's work, we will also discuss writing theory, try exercises, share markets, and share our publishing successes. You must be over 18 to join and must use your real name (no aliases or pseudonyms allowed).

38. Font International Literary Agency, Book Publishing, Book Review, Fiction, Non-F Font International a Dublin based Literary Agency, specialises in book publishing, manuscript evaluation and writing courses. (ed no client list, also offers critique and editing services) http://www.fontwriters.com

september 20, 2005 What is Font International? Font has an in-depth Understanding of the International Book Publishing Business Font International is a Dublin-based organisation offering writers the world over a variety of services: manuscript appraisals and edits; writers' career planning and publicity; writers' mentoring service and our renowned weekend courses in Dublin, London and New York City. At Font International, we believe that supportive community is as important to the writer as solitary struggle. You provide the inspiration and perspiration and we'll provide resources that enable you to be the best writer you can be. UK Writing Mentors Required Font International wishes to add to its team of writing mentors throughout the UK. If you are a published writer with a sincere interest in nurturing other writers/aspirant writers towards realising their potential, go to our " Meet The Team " page for details.

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40. Tunesmith.net - Where Songwriters Meet Songwriting resource by Nashville songwriters. FAQs, spotlight members, mentoring, song critique forum, MP3 uploads, plus tips on writing for the commercial music market. http://tunesmith.net/

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