4.1 Double Discussion Forum #3: Evaluating a Sample Student Essay #111 unread reply.11 reply. Original POST due by Thursday, February 25, before 11:59 pmREPLIES and EDITS/REVISIONS due by Monday, March 1 before 11:59 pmThis time, you must post before seeing your peers' posts.Procrastination is thy enemy! DIRECTIONSPart I: Read and Evaluate Student Essay First, review the Evaluative Criteria/Rubric for Essay #1 (#1 below), which will be used by me to grade your essay; then review the assignment (#2 below), and then read and reread the student paper (#3 below) with the criteria in mind. Consider how well the student meets the criteria and assign points for each one. You will want to take notes on a separate sheet of paper, or better, print everything out and write directly on the essay and rubric.1. Essay #1-Evaluative Criteria/Rubric copy.pdf 2. Essay #1 Assignment and separate, printable Required Components for Essay 1.pdf 3. Sample Worldview-Shedding Skins.pdf (response to this essay by a former 124 student)Part II: Post the Following (40 points)1. Write a brief, 3-7 sentence evaluation for how well Mario Johnson responds to each of the required components, a-e, of this paper (5 points each to total 25 points). 2. Post your point breakdown for each of the 5 criteria, to total your points (200 possible), and assign the student paper a grade, then write a paragraph commenting on the essay as a whole. An A paper will receive between 180 and 200 points, a B paper will receive between 160 and 179 points, a C paper will receive between 140 and 159 points, a D paper will receive between 120 and 139 points, and an F paper will receive fewer than 120 points. (15 points)Part III: Two Replies (10 points)Find two peers with whom you disagree on some aspect of their evaluation, points, final grade, and/or comments and begin a conversation with them based on the evaluative criteria you have been provided. See if the two of you can come to some common ground or perhaps agree to disagree. Consider how this process might help you to strengthen your own response to the assignment. I am hoping that you all really discuss with each other, as it is your chance to fully comprehend the paper you are assigned. I will be dropping in on the forum as well; I look forward to it! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me after reading all directions.

The documentary that we watched in class was called "Poverty, Inc." Write an essay (at least a page and a half, double spaced) describing the main points of the documentary. Do you agree with those points? Do you feel like anything was being left out? How does the view portrayed in the documentary compare to the views on poverty we've already discussed (Singer and Narveson's views)?the video is on youtube. it is $2.99. that money is included on the budget.