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By David Marks
Printed in Practical Homeschooling #56, 2004.
If you plan on attending college you should consider taking the SAT. If you do, the new version will require you to write an essay. Then when you are accepted by a college, most likely you will also be asked to write an essay during your freshman orientation session. This is done so that the school will be able to place you in the appropriate freshman English course.
These essay requests are a way to see how well you write. Answering multiple choice questions about the structure of your language does not prove that you can use your language to express your thinking clearly. These essays will show college admissions officers how well you can:
This is a time of panic for most freshmen who haven't been shown how to put together this type of essay. The following material should help you to be familiar with the process.
For the SAT and orientation essays you will be given a general statement, and then asked to agree or to disagree with the statement and to support your position with evidence taken from history, life, literature, or from your personal experience. You must not write in any other form than an essay. You should have an introduction, a body and a conclusion that are on the topic. You will be penalized for straying from the assigned topic.
The directions you will be given will be simple. They will read like this:
Your writing will be evaluated by two or more readers. They will spend three to five minutes and will grade it from 1 (worst) to 5 or 6 (best) based on their holistic (overall) impression of the writing. The important thing will be your writing's cumulative effect.
Following are typical directions to readers of freshmen essays on how to score them, taken from a college handout I was given 20 years ago and encouraged to disseminate widely. Similar grading criteria are still used today. This is valuable information for you to have so that you will know what the graders will be looking for.
These three points they will be looking for mean that they will expect you to: 1) stick to your announced choice from the two you will be given; 2) write as if you were talking throughout to the same person or people and maintain the type of word choices; and, 3) do not write in one paragraph as if you were talking to your younger brother and use little words and in the next paragraph write as if you were talking to your minister.
Demonstrates a clear rhetorical strategy:
Generally, students whose essays receive a score of 5 would be exempted from Introductory Composition; those whose essays receive a 1 would be required to enroll in a special section of Introductory Composition designed for them and for which they would receive no college credit. The remaining students would be required to enroll in Introductory Composition. Of the students taking this test, usually two percent are exempted and seven percent are required to enroll in the special Introductory Composition. About fourteen percent of all students taking the examination are judged to have serious but easily isolated problems. They will be advised to obtain tutoring in writing.
The following writing prompt was recently given to incoming freshmen at a major university and the examples of student writing are here presented as representative of four levels of production.
A. Though we must denounce crime and sometimes demand more severe penalties, we must also temper justice with mercy.
B. Capital punishment, dismissed by many as a inhumane deterrent, does keep murderers from murdering again.
C. Punishment is not a humane way to treat a criminal; what is needed is an effective rehabilitation program for prisoners.
Now complete an essay which develops your position. Do your best to make your argument convincing.
The following student essays (I, II, III and IV) were written by freshmen entering college and were produced from the above writing prompt. Except for spelling corrections, they are reproduced here exactly as they were written. You will recognize that they are placed here in the order of writing ability.
[Please note that the essays are for illustrative purposes only. PHS does not agree with the underlying premise that society is responsible for the choices of individuals. - Editor]
Essay I - Poor Quality
There are two situations to look at when placing somebody in a prison. The first case to be looked at is whether the person actually committed the crime. All too often, innocent people are serving time for something they didn't do. If just one person has to receive this type of treatment even though he is truly innocent, that is, in itself enough reason to abolish the death penalty.
There are many ways to look at the second case also, which is somebody who actually committed the crime. Each of us has a brain, which thought processes are constantly being run through. So our minds contribute greatly to society. It's terrible to waste a human mind in life, and would be better for us all to put that thinking process to good work. Of course, the person must be able to live so as to get a chance to achieve this.
Society is way too harsh on those persons committing a crime. How do they know about each individual's background and all the problems they had. If these so-called "criminals" were accepted by society and not looked down upon, there would be less crime.
There is no way I would advocate the death penalty. People can and do change for the better. I believe those people committing crimes should be given another chance. Rehabilitation is important if done in the correct way. This way, I feel, is to let the person feel more free about himself, not trapped or encircled by guilt feelings. Rehabilitation should try to accomplish this along with putting the idea of self-worth into the prisoners mind. It may be hard to erase or over ride all the years that taught him to feel so low about himself, but with time, I feel that a sense of personal gratitude can be instilled upon him.
I truly feel that this would be the most effective method in handling prisoners, rather than prison or the death penalty. Society would benefit from having people who feel good about themselves, and the prisoner would benefit from having a new feeling and sense of accomplishment.
The reasoning being used here is that people who commit crimes have had guilt feelings most likely all their lives, especially in childhood. Having to be put down constantly is not the best type of situation to have when growing up. Parents are a major factor for inducing guilt upon a child. So why should the child have to suffer in adult life for something he couldn't prevent in the first place.
By exercising the death penalty, there is no compassion whatsoever for human feelings. Also, prison, is an everyday reminder of what you did and what you're supposed to feel bad about. No one should have to suffer for doing something which they indirectly couldn't help. All in all, the death penalty, as I see it serves no purpose whatsoever, other than wasting a good and useful human life no matter what was done or whoever may have done it.
Essay II - Better
The first reason to oppose the death penalty is dependent on the jurors. Is it fair for men to decide whether or not a fellow man should lose his life for a crime he committed? Also, what should happen if the jurors were wrong and the one put to death was falsely convicted; death is irreversible.
The second problem with the death penalty is its connotations as a punishment. Is the government actually condoning murder by committing them themselves? It seems like the death penalty is a step backward for Americans, killing men for murders occurring while a certain law is in effect.
Essay III - Still Better
It is becoming increasingly obvious that the American penal system needs to be changed. Prisons are overcrowded, the courts are backed up, and while some criminal offenders are being mistreated and dehumanized by the system, others are being set free through parole and early release programs which often create a danger to the public. There can be no quick and easy solution to these problems, but there are several factors that, when examined, can help create an understanding of the causes.
The first is the fact that rehabilitation, when available, is offered only after an offense has been committed. At this point it is usually too late to help the criminal change his way of life. Instead, therapy and other professional help services should be offered at the adolescent and young-adult level, before the criminal lifestyle develops. Even elementary schools should have some method to help children with criminal tendencies. These services should be free and available to all.
Another problem creating factor is that the technicalities of the law can keep serious offenders on the streets. No matter how obvious the guilt of a defendant is, a forgotten question or illegal search can get him a dismissal and complete freedom. Laws such as these must be restructured to ensure the safety of the people and the effectiveness of the judicial system.
There are many other factors which have contributed to the downfall of the American penal system. Unless analyzed and the problems solved, a complete breakdown of justice as we know it may occur.
Essay IV - Best
One of the main drawbacks of the present penal system is its main tool used against criminals: incarceration. The current prisons have nothing to offer criminals except a place of confinement, which helps to build resentment and offers the opportunity for the inmate to plan more crimes. Evidence of this is in the current recidivism rate: it has been estimated that close to 90% of all crimes are committed by repeat offenders.
Having realized that incarceration does not stop crime, but actually breeds it, people have tried to determine other ways to handle criminals. Perhaps the most newsworthy, and therefore the most controversial, is the death penalty. Backers of the death penalty feel it is the only way to bring down the murders and slow down the increasing crime rate. But even by saying so, they are admitting defeat. They are telling us that society has failed in its effort to control an individual, and so society is therefore ridding itself of that individual. Claiming that the death penalty is necessary is admitting that society, with all its psychiatrists, social workers, and special organizations and departments, has gone down to defeat to one individual. The answer, then is to destroy the competition.
But this is not the way of the society we live in. We have the necessary tools; all we need to do is to put them to use. One of our most important assets is our people. We have the people with the determination and the patience to work with these criminals, to help them get back in with the rest of society. These people won't admit defeat, but keep on trying until the job is done.
What is required, then, is to shift the attitude of and the basis for today's penal system. Its purpose must become rehabilitation, not incarceration and punishment.
We can start right in the prisons. Many ideas have been successfully tried at rehabilitation centers and certain prisons; ideas such as community employment. The inmate is allowed to go to a regular job during the day, but return to the center or prison after the job. Sessions are held with each inmate, as well as group sessions for all who are participating in the program. The idea is to get the inmate ready to return to society, partly by making him feel he is contributing something to society. It is a complete switch from the practice of simply letting a prisoner go out the door after his term is up, and it works. One state working with these rehabilitation centers found that nearly 95% of those inmates who participated in the program before leaving prison have not committed a crime since.
Our goal must be to make former inmates into members of society, rather than ridding ourselves of them. This can only be accomplished by making them a useful part of society, something that they're not when they're sitting in a cell. We will then have won a victory for society that we will all benefit from, rather than admitting defeat.
If you see college just over the horizon, ask your parents to give you written writing prompts so you can practice writing essays. You'll be very glad you did.
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already thinking about fall
53 comments:
Hey Tavi, we just talked on twitter - @saraprivate .
Did you read my blog? Hope you like it and thanks for posting new 'post' lol :)
- June 13, 2010 1:07 PM
- Unknown said...
Loving the 1st picture !
-the life of a belgian stylist-
- June 13, 2010 1:23 PM
- josephine said...
really nice photos you found. liking the first one
- June 13, 2010 1:24 PM
- Claudia said...
I hate fall.
But Kurt Cobain, oh, he always looks gorgeous.
- June 13, 2010 1:38 PM
- Juliette said...
Always looking ahead, eh Tavi?
-Juliette WhereForArtThouRomeo
- June 13, 2010 1:39 PM
- Sylvia Etc... said...
i love the picture of winona ryder and then the carine roitfeld one ... great archive you have!
- June 13, 2010 1:39 PM
- FASHION SNAG said...
Great photos!
- June 13, 2010 2:04 PM
- Amanda said...
SO into the styling in the first image
- June 13, 2010 2:32 PM
- Erin said...
Please don't die your hair again. Especially red. It looks really nice that white color.
Fashion Underwater
- June 13, 2010 2:40 PM
- Artemis said...
I've been looking at knits for fall and really love that first pic!
- June 13, 2010 2:54 PM
- Elizabeth said...
- June 13, 2010 3:37 PM
- sophie-ellen said...
the virgin suicides is undoubtably one of the best evr films. You're such a talented writer, as you are probably told really often but this is coming from an 11 year old so you must be good:)!
sophie x
- June 13, 2010 3:38 PM
- Julia M said...
Planning ahead is good-I haven't even considered autumn wear, it'll probably be boots and knitted, warm things again though.
You should dye your hair pinky-red like Kurt's. Everytime you wash your hair, your bathroom tiles will become a little more colourful..
- June 13, 2010 4:00 PM
- Ellie said...
Winona and Kurt! Forever.
- June 13, 2010 4:36 PM
- darcy dubose said...
I just found "How Sassy Changed My Life" and "Dear Diary" at a used bookstore this week, each for only $3! I thought of you and my angsty teenage self screeched with joy at my finds.
Also, have you seen/read the Kurt Cobain graphic novel? It's pretty cheesey, but definitely interesting.
- June 13, 2010 5:42 PM
- SarahPeslar said...
The white dress in Virgin Suicides has inspired so many of my outfits, let it's pure fantasy engulf you.
- June 13, 2010 7:02 PM
- Contact said...
i always think a season ahead, naturally.. i guess most in the fashion world do.. i saw virginia suicides, i found it disturbing!!
- June 13, 2010 7:28 PM
- Ellen said...
Love the photos. Fashion forces you to look ahead ALWAYS. It just can't be helped.
- June 13, 2010 7:40 PM
- Unknown said...
Ummm I'm pretty sure you should be 27--like me-- and my best friend, because we like all of the same things, down to Daria, Freaks and Geeks, and I used to actually subscribe to Sassy way back when. Weird.
- June 13, 2010 10:48 PM
- Mathilda said...
I think we´re ageless.
I´m 51 and like the same things.
Generation is just a marketing invention. We´re all connected by the same tastes and feelings, from Commes des Garçons to Daria.
Twenty first century is the time machine where we meet to exchange messages of all times.
About school, I think it´s boring for everyone. I used to try Daria´s formula. Mock the "interesting idiots." But, with time, I`ve learned to aknowledge the importance of this apparently meaningless obligation. The world is full of idiots and we have to deal with them. And, as you said, Tavi, in that brilliant chronicle, sometimes even them surprises us with a moment of joy and friendship.
Besides, we´ll always have the unpopular Daria to rimind us we don´t give a damm. Beijos!
- June 13, 2010 11:55 PM
- Mathilda said...
I think we´re ageless.
I´m 51 and like the same things.
Generation is just a marketing invention. We´re all connected by the same tastes and feelings, from Commes des Garçons to Daria.
Twenty first century is the time machine where we meet to exchange messages of all times.
About school, I think it´s boring for everyone. I used to try Daria´s formula. Mock the "interesting idiots." But, with time, I`ve learned to aknowledge the importance of this apparently meaningless obligation. The world is full of idiots and we have to deal with them. And, as you said, Tavi, in that brilliant chronicle, sometimes even them surprises us with a moment of joy and friendship.
Besides, we´ll always have the unpopular Daria to rimind us we don´t give a damm. Beijos!
- June 13, 2010 11:55 PM
- mustownmore said...
You are such a 90's girl. Love it. You make me feel like my teenage were not wasted, and all that henna, blue hair dye and Nirvana obsessions were worth it.
- June 14, 2010 2:49 AM
- Lovers, Saints & Sailors said...
It's always the draw of what we don't have, right?
- June 14, 2010 3:41 AM
I do hate summer nothing special is going on in thous hot days, but I love the winter time I don't know why but for me a winter fashions are more chic as for girls and boys. I read your blog for a long time and I can see that you are more like fashion designer that a girl writing a blog about fashion. You are something special for me I can say that your blog is a part of my life,every day I cheek your blog to see if you have posted new post it is a part of my work my obligation. So I hope that you will be one day a fashion expert and you will dress a biggest stars of the world !
- June 14, 2010 5:30 AM
- Comic_Cat said...
the pic of Winona is great, I wish I had a jeans jacket..
- June 14, 2010 6:22 AM
- Chloe Michele said...
Luckily it's Autumn here in Aus!
- June 14, 2010 6:23 AM
- Me said...
Kurt Cobain looks amazing in that photo - fragile & beautiful.
- June 14, 2010 7:57 AM
- hannbokhi said...
I like the second picture!
- June 14, 2010 10:26 AM
- Steve said...
Fuck yeah Winona Ryder!
- June 14, 2010 12:28 PM
- That's-a-matter-of-opinion said...
Love the Chloe Sevigny Picture !
And i Love your Blog !
Your Spring Post is perfect for Spring !
Greets, Greta
- June 14, 2010 3:43 PM
- the 90s will never die said...
That Kurt picture is beautiful.
- June 15, 2010 12:25 AM
- Sheik said...
My Kurt *~*
- June 15, 2010 4:31 AM
- APieceOfCrap said...
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- June 15, 2010 6:26 AM
- thwany said...
seriously. dressing in the fall and winter is so much more fun.
- June 15, 2010 12:41 PM
Poor Winony... she looked ever so cute back then...
- June 15, 2010 1:06 PM
- Michelle said...
Wow, that throwback Winona Ryder photo! You, girl, are a trip! :)
- June 15, 2010 3:56 PM
- cancercowboy said...
humans, always wanting what we can't have, at the moment ^__^
this brings back memories of my serious schoolboy crush on Ms Ryder... still have a soft spot for her.
- June 15, 2010 4:34 PM
- Maddkemal said...
oh shit itu Winona ama Kurt Cobain ngapain dipajang? hehe .. good job deh, tuh artis kesukaan gw dua2nya ..
- June 15, 2010 11:34 PM
- beth. said...
autumn is cool of enough for permanancy.terminal.forever.
AND now i'm .nostalgic.
- June 16, 2010 8:40 AM
- Masha said...
what? already thinking about fall??? oh nono!! I wanna summer!! grrr
haha winona rider was a real boy!!))
- June 18, 2010 6:20 PM
- polin said...
<3 <3 <3
- June 20, 2010 1:57 PM
- The Big Mac said...
The Red hair is HOT, but Kurt could never fail, I say GO FOR IT! xx
- June 22, 2010 10:49 AM
- Unknown said...
i like it.
- June 23, 2010 4:14 PM
You are such a little shit. it breaks my heart to see that little pre-teens like you (or whatever) think that you knew what the 90s grunge/punk/riot grrrl scene was all about. You were just a twinkle in your parent's eyes then. Courtney Love is a piece of shit (and always was) who added nothing to the scene. In fact, we all hated her for being nothing more than a flake who most likely ended up killing Kurt. But you would not know anything about that because you were not there. You didn't experience any of it first-hand: not the punk scene, the zine scene, the grrrl scene -- none of it. Sure, you can revel in it, but it's long gone & none of your paperback novels or $15 magazines can substitute for what it was really like. Stick to what you know: being an over-priveliged brat. Over and out.
- June 25, 2010 8:05 AM
Why do you have to be so rude, "i.think.im.dumb" she didn't say a thing about knowing the "scenes" and being around during all the grunge stuff. All she did was say she had an interest in it. Whats wrong with that!? And I know people like you, you say people don't appreciate your style and the things you like but when someone comes around and says that they're interested in it you shoot them down and tell them they're dumb and that they have no purpose being a part of it. Make up your mind and stop being such a jerk!
- June 28, 2010 9:07 PM
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The white dress in Virgin Suicides has inspired so many of my outfits, let it's pure fantasy engulf you.
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- July 06, 2010 3:12 AM
- Luc wright said...
I like this Tavi, first i saw Chloe Sevigny whom I love then Kurt Cobain who i was slightly obsessed with for a short while and then you mentioned the virgin suicides which i watched last week.
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