question archive 1 Running Head: PROOFREADING CHECKLIST 2 PROOFREADING CHECKLIST Proofreading checklist Sabrina Middleton SNHU Proofreading checklist Critical elements in rubric Questions to ask yourself when reviewing each slide Yes No Notes You may use this space to keep any notes for yourself about areas that you would like to revisit on your presentation and work to improve before submitting the final version of your presentation to your instructor
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Running Head: PROOFREADING CHECKLIST
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PROOFREADING CHECKLIST
Proofreading checklist
Sabrina Middleton
SNHU
Proofreading checklist
Critical elements in rubric |
Questions to ask yourself when reviewing each slide |
Yes |
No |
Notes You may use this space to keep any notes for yourself about areas that you would like to revisit on your presentation and work to improve before submitting the final version of your presentation to your instructor. |
Introduction |
1. Did I introduce my chosen topic by identifying it? |
yes |
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I introduced my chosen topic by identifying it |
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2. Did I explain why I chose it? |
yes |
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Yes I explained why I choose the topic |
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3. Did I include a thoughtful reflection about my choice? |
yes |
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I was able to include reflection about my choice |
First Lens |
1. Did I explain my chosen topic through my first lens by identifying it? |
yes |
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I explained my chosen topic through my first lens by identifying the topic |
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2. Did I include details and examples relevant to that lens? |
yes |
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Yes I included all the information and the examples that were relevant to the Len |
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3. Are the examples I provided especially insightful in illustrating the topic through the lens? |
yes |
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The examples I presented are insightful in illustrating the topic through the lens |
Second Lens |
1. Did I explain my chosen topic through my second lens by identifying it? |
yes |
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To explain more in the topic To research more on the topic |
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2. Did I include details and examples relevant to that lens? |
yes |
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To look for further details |
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3. Are the examples I provided especially insightful in illustrating the topic through the lens? |
yes |
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To look for more examples |
Convergence and Divergence |
1. Did I explain similarities in how the lenses related to my chosen topic? |
yes |
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To work on identifying the similarities and how they are related to the lens |
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2. Did I explain differences in how the lenses related to my chosen topic? |
yes |
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To search more on how the lenses relate to my chosen topic |
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3. Did I discuss the view of my topic through both of my two chosen lenses? |
yes |
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To further search on the view of my topic on the two lens I chose |
Further Exploration |
1. Did I articulate the next steps I would take to explore my topic? |
yes |
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To articulate more steps to be able to explore my topic more |
Conclusion |
1. Did I reflect on the research process? 2. Did I explain the benefits of looking at a topic from various lenses? |
yes |
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To explore more on the benefits of the topic from looking from different lenses |
Articulation of Response |
1. Are there any errors in my work related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax or organization? |
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no |
To improve on correction of errors, spelling and syntax |
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2. Did I include my “References” slide as the final slide in my presentation? |
yes |
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3. Is my presentation presented in a professional and easy-to-read format? |
yes |
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