Classification Essay Final
Draft Template Assignment Instructions
Overview
Once you have completed the essay
prewriting templates for each of the essay assignments, you will write a final
draft that includes all of your edits and revisions in published form without
any highlights, corrections, etc. showing.
You are encouraged to use instructor feedback from the Classification
Essay Paragraph Prewriting Template Assignment to make final
changes before submitting your final draft.
In Module 6, complete a final revised and edited 400-450
word final draft of your Classification Essay that you began developing in the Classification
Essay Prewriting Template Assignment. You will complete
this assignment on the Classification Essay Final Draft Template. You must save the
Classification Essay Final Draft Template to your computer,
complete the 2 steps (Final Draft and Honor Statement), save your work, and
submit the completed assignment as a MS Word document (.docx) or PDF (.pdf).
Step 1: Classification Essay Final Draft
Make final revisions and edits. Be sure to remove
any highlights, corrections, etc. from your paragraph before submitting your Classification
Essay Final Draft Template for grading.
Step 2: Classification Essay Honor Statement
Read and sign the Honor Statement prior to
submitting your assignment to confirm that the work is your own.
Classification Essay
Final Draft Template
Step 1: Classification Essay Final Draft
Directions: Download this document, complete the
2 steps, save your work, and submit the completed assignment. To complete the 2
steps, fill in the fields below with information as described in the Classification Essay Final Draft
Template Assignment Instructions. Be sure to
complete both parts of the assignment.
Step 2: Classification Essay Honor Statement
Honor Statement
Read and sign this
honor statement prior to submitting your assignment:
By typing my name in the space provided, I certify that all
words and ideas in my writing assignment are mine alone, and if I used another
person’s words or ideas (by summarizing, paraphrasing, or directly quoting), I
gave credit to that author, and I also put quotation marks around any direct
quotations.
