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Use outside sources to back up your position on a topic of your choice. Aim for 2,000-4,000 words. Four to seven sources including one hard copy book.

100 points for essay, 25 for the Annotated Bib and MLA citation formatting

Use this rubric for persuasive reviews.

Students are asked to review a tourist spot, product, film,etc. They rate the topic based on features and offerings. They also give feedback for improvement.

Learning objective: Students will write their own narrative essay that incorporates the aspects of narrative writing discussed in class. Procedure: Students will write a narrative essay that tells of an important experience that happened to them. Students will use techniques discussed in class, including proper organization, strong word choices, and dialogue.

Write a Personal Narrative Essay about an important, life-changing event from your life. Describe your memorable event in chronological order. Use the literary element flashback as an introduction technique. Include reactions in your personal narrative such as dialogue and emotions. Include a reflection in your essay on what you learned from this experience. Your personal narrative should be a five paragraph essay with an introduction, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

The Objectives for the Personal Branding Website Assignment are below: 1. Develop a personal brand that is communicated in a professional/personally developed website. 2. Show potential employers who you are and why they should hire you. What makes you unique? 3. Synthesize your college/university and work-related experiences into a visual and graphically rich website that is professional and career-oriented incorporating messages that demonstrate your marketability.

This rubric will be used to evaluates student assignments

What can set you apart from the competition is a well crafted and looking resume. A resume may be your only chance to make this impression. Construct a resume based upon a future job that you would like to prepare for or construct a resume based on a current job that you are trying to obtain now.

A rubric for evaluating articles.

Problem-Solution Essay.

The Objectives for the Personal Branding Website Assignment are below: 1. Develop a personal brand that is communicated in a professional/personally developed website. 2. Show potential employers who you are and why they should hire you. What makes you unique? 3. Synthesize your college/university and work-related experiences into a visual and graphically rich website that is professional and career-oriented incorporating messages that demonstrate your marketability.

Students will work independently to create a functioning business, which includes an appropriate name, sales plan, equipment, a product/service list, , marketing information, and building a model of the business. Because this is also a college research assignment, a Works Cited page will be required at the end of the document.

The Objectives for this website assignment are below: 1. Develop a personal brand that is communicated in a professional/personally developed website. 2. Identify and post a page that demonstrate transferable skills. 3. Synthesize your college/university and work-related experiences into a visual and graphically rich website that is professional and career-oriented incorporating messages that demonstrate your marketability to Leeward Farms.

The Objectives for the Personal Branding Website Assignment are below: 1. Develop a personal brand that is communicated in a professional/personally developed website. 2. Identify and post documents that demonstrate transferable skills. 3. Synthesize your college/university and work-related experiences into a visual and graphically rich website that is professional and career-oriented incorporating messages that demonstrate your marketability.

This rubric will be used for grading the summary of your professional interview and/or job shadow.

This is for assessing a food dining experience.

Rubric for evaluating student presentations. Can be applied to any presentation. Adopted from http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/rub.pres.html