English Composition › Section C · The literacy narrative › Topic C.4
Self-evaluating your draft
Before anyone grades your literacy narrative, you can read it the way an evaluator will. A rubric turns a vague sense that a draft is 'fine' into specific judgements you can act on.
In this topic
- Being your own first reader
- How a rubric works
- Five levels and their signal words
- Criterion 1: critical language awareness
- Criterion 2: clarity and coherence
- Criterion 3: rhetorical choices
- Worked example: scoring a paragraph
- Habits for honest self-review
- Worked example: from score to plan
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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