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Reading the descriptors

The mirror that lies

The words that separate the bands

The same essay at three bands

One paragraph, three versions

What moved the band each time

The self-assessment routine

Marking a practice essay in ten minutes

Common self-marking errors

Practice

Equal weight

Where to work

The band words

Why Band 6

Seven to eight

Marking delay

Unticked part

Missing V

Error-free count

Hesitating

Length

Best paragraph

Forgiving errors

Complexity and range

Self-mark too high

Word game: descriptor vocabulary

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Marking your own Task 1 and Task 2 writing against the public band descriptors: what each criterion looks like at Band 6, 7 and 8, a marked sample at each level, and a repeatable self-assessment routine.

Without a marker, most candidates guess their band and guess high. This module teaches you to read the public descriptors as a marking scheme, shows the same essay at Band 6, 7 and 8, and gives you a self-assessment routine you can run after every practice essay.

Self-Assessment Against the Band Descriptors

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