Feedback on Written Work
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Adjust the Grade Level
By changing the grade level here, you will adjust the feedback that is given.
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Provide the Text
Paste the student’s text in the box. Press the pen icon and let the tool scan and ingest the text.
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Collect the Feedback
The feedback tool provides quite a bit of insight into the text. You may find that it is too much, or some of it is irrelevant. Edit, print, or copy the feedback. If you have suggestions, I’d love to hear from you!
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