Rewrite my essay in MLA format in 500 words
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Write a brief summary of the text you intend to evaluate for your Critique Essay, preferably one which you have already examined with a close reading and for which you have developed a list of possible criteria.
Be sure to clearly identify the text with a complete MLA entry (author name, title, publication details, etc.)
For the purposes of this exercise, keep the summary brief—no more than 100 words or so—and be sure to strive for a summary that focuses as much as possible on “just the facts.” Show your summary here to peers who haven’t read the text that you are summarizing.
For your peer response:
Read through your peers’ posts. Select one peer who was not yet received a response. Craft a response of at least 100 words.
Engage in conversation and address the following:
Based on your peer’s summary, do you understand what the text is generally about?
What questions do you have about the text?
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Include a brief note for your instructor and fellow students that explains, in detail, at least three specific worries/concerns you have about your paper.
Be sure to post by the deadline listed on the syllabus/schedule. The day this thread closes/locks is the day the peer review is due, which is not the same as when your own draft is due; your own rough draft is always due days earlier to ensure enough drafts are posted for peers to review.
For your peer response, select a peer who has not yet received a peer review and complete a review by:
Craft your review as a thoughtful letter (that is, direct your response directly to that student, write in complete sentences, do not merely list, etc.) that includes an analysis of the essay’s thesis/focus, audience/purpose, organization, development. These are known as “big picture” elements or higher order concerns.
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