Coursework Draft Against Marking Criteria
Check a draft before submission.
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Check my draft against the criteria. Draft text and the marking criteria: [DRAFT_AND_CRITERIA]. For each criterion say where the draft meets it, partly meets it or misses it, with a quote. Check structure, argument, evidence, referencing and word count. Suggest edits in priority order. Do not rewrite my work or add content; my institution's rules on assistance apply [VERIFY]. Return a table and a revision checklist. Add a worked criteria check: criterion 1 argument, my draft states a thesis but the third paragraph drifts; criterion 2 evidence, only two sources used for five claims; criterion 3 structure, clear; criterion 4 referencing, inconsistent style; criterion 5 word count, 1,820 of 1,500, over by 320 or 21 percent. Priority edits: cut 320 words, add two sources, fix referencing. Do not add content for me; my institution's rules on assistance apply [VERIFY]. Add a closing step: leave the draft for a day, reread it aloud, and compare the final version with the criteria once more before submitting.
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