When do we need a new vision of things ?start by recalling an incident from your life that presented a difficult challenge, develop that memory into a narrative ;  sequencing events so they reveal how you used that experience to develop and grow and see things differently. In your conclusion reflect on the meaning of the event. Incorporate one or two of the readings of this unit as a way of illuminating this experience.1. The narrative accurately andthoroughly conveys the event tothe reader, and leaves the readerwith no questions.2. Writing is confident andclearly focused. It holds the reader’s attention.The narrative is very wellorganized. One idea or scenefollows another in a logicalsequence.4. Varied transitions logicallyconnect the parts of the essay.5. Focused closure.. Uses consistent agreementbetween parts of speech.7. No errors in mechanics.8. Creative and effective use ofspelling strategies.9. Effective and engaging use ofword choice.10. Highly accurate usage andvariety of sentence structure.