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Letter of Introduction Assignment

The document provides instructions for a letter of introduction assignment. Students must write a letter to their English teacher including background information, their opinion of themselves as students, expectations for the class and teacher, goals for the year, and a long-term goal. The letter must be at least one page long, in paragraphs with 5 or more sentences each, and cover all required topics. It will be graded based on length, formatting, paragraph structure, topics covered, and grammar.

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Letter of Introduction Assignment

The document provides instructions for a letter of introduction assignment. Students must write a letter to their English teacher including background information, their opinion of themselves as students, expectations for the class and teacher, goals for the year, and a long-term goal. The letter must be at least one page long, in paragraphs with 5 or more sentences each, and cover all required topics. It will be graded based on length, formatting, paragraph structure, topics covered, and grammar.

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Letter of Introduction Assignment

For your first assignment this semester, you will write a letter of introduction to
me describing the type of person and student you are. In this letter, you should
include the following:

 Background information: This may include any relevant personal


information you think I should or would like to know about you. You might
include where you have grown up, moves you've made, and activities you
enjoy doing outside school.

 Your opinion of yourself as a student: Be honest. If you hate English, then


tell me, but tell me why! Be sure to include what your strengths and
weaknesses as a student are. What are your favorite subjects? What kind of
grades have you made in the past? What are your work habits and attitude
about school?

 Your expectations of this class and me: What do you expect to get out of this
class? Is there some particular area of English you would like me to cover
this year? Is there a particular area in English that you really don't enjoy?
How do you learn best: are you a visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learner?

 Your goals for this year: What do you plan to do this year? Is your goal
simply to pass or actually to do well? Do you plan to participate in a sport
or other extracurricular activity?

 Finally, tell me one long-term goal you have. This is a goal you would like
to accomplish after graduating from high school. Also, tell me why this goal
is important to you.

Please carefully follow these instructions: (points will be deducted for not
following directions)

 Use at least 5 paragraphs, and indent each paragraph. Paragraphs must


consist of at least 5 sentences.

 Use complete sentences, correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, and


appropriate language.

 Your letter must be a minimum of 1 full page in length.

 Your letter must be printed neatly on one side of the page only.

 You will staple this assignment sheet to the front of your letter.

 This letter is due on _______________.


Letter of Introduction Assignment

Rubric for Letter of Introduction

Standard Possible Your Points and My


Points Comments if Necessary

Is a minimum of 1 full page in length.

Is formatted correctly (either printed


neatly on one side of the page or typed
in MLA format; typed letters may be
printed double sided).

Has at least 5 indented paragraphs


with a minimum of 5 sentences each.

Covers all required topics: background


information, your opinion of yourself as
a student, your expectations of the
class and me, your short-term goals,
your long-term goals.

Follows appropriate standard grammar


and usage rules with limited errors
(there must be evidence of conscious
and deliberate effort to proofread for
errors).

Your score:
Letter of Introduction Assignment

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