English Composition › Section P · Print or textual analysis › Topic P.4

Self-directed assessment

Reviewers are not always available, and even when they are, you are the one who must decide what to change. Self-directed assessment means building your own checks from the standards your writing will meet, then applying them honestly.

In this topic

  • Being your own reviewer
  • Changing the medium
  • Checking against your goals
  • Building your own checklist
  • The literary present and conventions
  • Clarity and coherence in an analysis
  • Rhetorical choices: tone and fairness
  • Format and design features
  • Worked example: from rubric to checklist
  • Worked example: assessing a paragraph
  • Common mistakes to avoid
  • Key takeaways

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