L'auto-correction face à la grille : notez votre propre copie

Unité PE-26 · campagne 17 · prenez le stylo rouge du correcteur — c'est le seul moyen de savoir où partent vos points.

You have now written three timed productions. This unit hands you the tool the examiner will use on the real one: the official DELF B2 production écrite grid, /25 points, turned into a self-correction instrument. Grading your own draft against it converts a vague « pas mal » into a diagnosis.

The grid's criteria, in reading order:

The method: reread your last timed copy one criterion at a time — seven sweeps, each hunting one thing, exactly like the three-pass relecture but at the level of the whole text. Score each criterion honestly, harshly even. Then take your two weakest criteria and write them into the checklist for the next timed run. That closes the loop the error-log started: the grid tells you which points you lose; the checklist makes sure the next copy defends them.

The practice checks that you can attach an error to its criterion — register slips, missing connectors, ignored consignes — and that the criterion-by- criterion routine replaces grading « au feeling ».

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