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In English, we focus on and value the process of making meaning as we write, read, research, discuss, and present. And, in our digital world, we are the only ones who can provide evidence of the authenticity and originality of our work within this process. To accomplish this goal, students will create "breadcrumb trails" for all of their course work, ensuring their compliance with the LHS Code of Academic Integrity.
Created over time and in the context of the published workflow for our course, a student's "breadcrumb trail" includes every step of their learning process - reader's responses, research work, "quickwrites", outlines, drafts, revisions, and more. It reveals the origins of the student's own authentic, original thinking and its evolution throughout the process. A student's "breadcrumb trail" also includes time-stamped documentation of digital and handwritten work, as well as disclosures and citations related to all outside sources and apps.
(Note: Students may only use the specific analog and digital and resources indicated in the assignment directions or Google Classroom posting for each task - formative or summative. Failure to do so will invalidate the student's work . As a result, they will be required to meet with Mrs. Juster for a 1:1 conference and successfully complete the full process again to earn credit for their work. )
Complete and submit your Google Classroom assignments and Reader's & Writer's Notebook entries in a timely manner. This helps ensure that all reader's responses, quickwrites, prompt responses, sketchnotes, and more are time-stamped and validated. This notebook does not leave the classroom without permission.
When specifically indicated in assignment directions, use the identified digital tools (eg. School AI) to respond to texts, identify a research focus and more.
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Stamped and validated work added to individual file folders document your original handwritten outlines/drafts. While folders must remain in class, stamped and validated documents may be taken out of class as long as they are returned to your course folder. Without this draft work, your final draft will be invalidated and you will have to begin again.
Ensure your digital work provides evidence of your authenticity and originality...
Use only the resources indicated in the Google Classroom assignment posting.
Access ONLY the identified and approved digital resources. Failure to do so will invalidate your work and you will have to begin again.
All stamped and validated outline/draft work must first be transcribed (copied) word for word BEFORE you begin any new drafting/editing/revision work.
Build upon your stamped and validated outline/draft work - using only the indicated resources. Draft, craft, edit and revise until complete.
Return the hard copies of your stamped and validated outline/draft work to your course folder. Without this draft work, your final draft will be invalidated and you will have to begin again.
At times, we will intentionally use specific and identified AI tools. There will also be times when we will not use AI. Throughout this course, assume that every learning task we do should be entirely your own authentic and original work - created without consulting AI, unless the directions for a task specifically state that AI is permitted.