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Examples of the Standards for
Students' Writing 2009
English Language Arts Grade 9
? Narrative / Essay Writing
Contacts
Learner Assessment Achievement Testing Unit
Phone OR toll-free FAX Mailing Address
780-427-0010
780-310-0000, then dial or ask for 780-427-0010
780-422-4474
Alberta Education Box 43 44 Capital Boulevard 10044 108 Street NW Edmonton, Alberta T5J 5E6
E-mail Addresses
Achievement Testing Unit Director
Grade 9 Humanities Examination Manager
Grade 9 Humanities Examiner
Ken Marcellus Harvey Stables Maureen Milne
Ken.Marcellus@gov.ab.ca Harvey.Stables@gov.ab.ca Maureen.Milne@gov.ab.ca
Other Information
Follow these steps for easy access to the Alberta Education website: Step 1: Type education.alberta.ca Step 2: Click on "Teachers" Step 3: Under "Additional Programs and Services," click on Provincial Testing Step 4: Under "School and School Authority Results," click on Achievement Tests
On the "Achievement Tests" web page, there is a specific link to Subject Bulletins. These bulletins provide students and teachers with information about the achievement tests scheduled for the current school year. Please share the contents of the Grade 9 English Language Arts Subject Bulletin with your students.
Also on this web page is a specific link to Examples of the Standards for Students' Writing. These samples are intended to be used to enhance students' writing and to assist teachers in assessing student writing relative to the standards embedded in the scoring criteria in the scoring guides.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements. .............................................................................................................1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................2 Maintaining Consistent Standards........................................................................................4 Local Marking......................................................................................................................5 Scoring Guide: Narrative/Essay Writing Assignment........................................................7 Part A: Writing ? Description and Instructions.................................................................12 Assignment I: Narrative/Essay Writing............................................................................13 Observations from Standards Confirmation and Central Marking 2009............................15 Student Exemplar ? Satisfactory (Essay)...........................................................................19 Rationale for Student Exemplar ? Satisfactory (Essay).....................................................22 Student Exemplar ? Satisfactory (Narrative)......................................................................26 Rationale for Student Exemplar ? Satisfactory (Narrative)................................................31 Student Exemplar ? Proficient (Essay)...............................................................................35 Rationale for Student Exemplar ? Proficient (Essay).........................................................39 Student Exemplar ? Proficient (Narrative).........................................................................43 Rationale for Student Exemplar ? Proficient (Narrative)...................................................48 Student Exemplar ? Excellent (Essay)...............................................................................52 Rationale for Student Exemplar ? Excellent (Essay).........................................................58 Student Exemplar ? Excellent (Narrative)..........................................................................62 Rationale for Student Exemplar ? Excellent (Narrative)....................................................68 Appendix: Marker Training Papers...................................................................................72 Marker Training Paper A (Essay).......................................................................................73 Rationale for Marker Training Paper A (Essay).................................................................76 Marker Training Paper B (Narrative).................................................................................79 Rationale for Marker Training Paper B (Narrative)...........................................................84
Acknowledgements
Publication of this document would not have been possible without the permission of the students whose writing is presented. The cooperation of these students has allowed Alberta Education both to continue defining the standards of writing performance expected in connection with achievement tests and to continue demonstrating approaches taken by students in their writing. This document includes the valuable contributions of many educators. Sincere thanks and appreciation are extended to the following teachers who served as members of the respective working groups: Exemplar Selection--Charlene Baxter, Jerry Buchko, Matthew Dixon, Pat Galandie, Ann Gibbs, Angie Hryhoryshyn, Marion Lessard, and Steve Parrish; Exemplar Validation--Freda Bastien, Amanda Closson, Sam Dumoulin, Beverley Giles, Joanne Kallal, Sheila Kuny, Gary Perfect, and Anna Wade; and Standards Confirmation--Ramona Bilsborrow, Gordon Fadum, Katheryn Goods, Linda Heisler-Chesnutt, Helen Mann, Terry Motley, Heather Scott, and Jacquelyn Veinot Ticheler. We gratefully acknowledge the contributions made by members of the Achievement Testing Unit and the Document Design and Desktop Publishing Unit of Learner Assessment, Alberta Education.
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