hbdragon88
haunted by blackness
I'm a junior and in College Prep - a class that I consider degrading because it is unchallenging, simplistic, and easy. This is an easy class - essays are simpler and shorter, we read less stories, and there's less complicated discussion.
However, I have received bad essay grades on the last two essays I have written. In my last essay, on Naturalism, I got a 70; I've talked to other people and they were surprised that they got higher grades (78 and 79) compared to mine. I think that my writing is better than a 70...I think my teacher is purposefully grading me down, or at least singling me out for harsher grading.
This could just be acute paranoia, however.
Instead of accepting the grade, I'd like to have CFC read it and judge whether my teacher is dead-on in his analysis and grade, or if I'm right.
Please read the Word document first and then see the comments my teacher put in.
The password is "ambrosebierce"
I scanned my essay (teacher and my name blocked out):
scan0001.jpg (749KB) - Page 1
scan0002.jpg (853KB) - Page 2
scan0003.jpg (210KB) - Page 3
The annotations:
K - Awkward
PT - Present Tense
Ag-P - Pronoun agreement
Per - Person
However, I have received bad essay grades on the last two essays I have written. In my last essay, on Naturalism, I got a 70; I've talked to other people and they were surprised that they got higher grades (78 and 79) compared to mine. I think that my writing is better than a 70...I think my teacher is purposefully grading me down, or at least singling me out for harsher grading.
This could just be acute paranoia, however.
Instead of accepting the grade, I'd like to have CFC read it and judge whether my teacher is dead-on in his analysis and grade, or if I'm right.
Please read the Word document first and then see the comments my teacher put in.
The password is "ambrosebierce"
I scanned my essay (teacher and my name blocked out):
scan0001.jpg (749KB) - Page 1
scan0002.jpg (853KB) - Page 2
scan0003.jpg (210KB) - Page 3
The annotations:
K - Awkward
PT - Present Tense
Ag-P - Pronoun agreement
Per - Person