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Key Points
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Tips to make your writing flow overall coherence.
Adopted from: Rao, V, Chanock, K &Krishnan, L 2007. A visual guide to essay writing: How to develop and communicate academic argument, University Printing Press, New South Wales.
Proofreading Checklist (download below)
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Assessment proofreading checklist |
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Phase 1: Review the content |
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Have I addressed all parts of the assessment task? |
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Have I included intext citations from the textbook and other academic sources to support my ideas? |
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Have I checked my work against the marking criteria? |
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Phase 2: Review the structure |
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Have I structured the information in clear sections with one main idea per paragraph? |
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Have I used complete sentences that are not missing any information? |
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Have I used linking words to help the sentences and ideas flow? |
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Phase 3: Review the style |
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Have I written in a formal and professional style? |
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Have I paraphrased as much as possible? |
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Have I written in a clear style? Do I understand all the words and phrases I have used? |
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Have I referenced the information I have incorporated from sources using correct referencing style? |
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Phase 4: Review the grammar, punctuation, and spelling |
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Have I run a spelling and grammar check on my paper? |
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Have I read my paper aloud to make sure my sentence are clear and not too long or short? |
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Phase 5: Review the presentation |
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Have I included college’s assessment cover sheet? |
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Have I formatted my paper clearly, consistently, and professionally in line with college’s presentation guideline? |
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Have I acknowledged any use of AI tools? |
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Have I reviewed my Turnitin similarity score? |
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