Introduction

Task

Process

Evaluation -- You are here.

Conclusion

Credits

Dictionary, Schmictionary, What difference does it make?

Checklist for your memo:

  • My memo has a tone and diction (choice of words) appropriate for the audience, the principal.
  • My recommendation is clear.
  • My memo includes specific reasons and examples to support my recommendation.
  • My memo contains vivid language.
  • I have checked my writing for clarity and mechanics.
  • I have edited and proofread my memo and checked for these:
    • spelling
    • capitalization
    • punctuation
    • paragraphing
  • I have revised my memo so that my voice comes through appropriately.
  • My memo has correct grammar, a variety of sentence types, and effective paragraph structure.
  • My memo observes correct manuscript conventions:
    • One-inch margins on all 4 sides
    • A standard, 12-point font (no bold, italic, or fancy fonts)
    • Correct memo format

Checklist for your poster:

  • My poster has a tone and diction (choice of words) appropriate for the audience, high school students.
  • My recommendation is clear.
  • My poster supports my recommendation.
  • My poster contains vivid language and graphics.
  • I have checked my writing for clarity and mechanics.
  • I have edited and proofread my poster and checked for these:
    • spelling
    • capitalization
    • punctuation
    • grammar
    • voice
  • My poster uses good design elements:
    • attention-getting title
    • appropriate, compatible graphics
    • effective use of color
    • effective use of text
    • balanced layout

Printable checklists (Adobe Acrobat Reader required): Memo Checklist and Poster Checklist.
When you have assessed your memo and poster using these checklists and are sure they are the best they can be, go on to the conclusion page.