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Teaching students to write constructed responses does not have to become a test-prep chore. An intentional routine of constructed responses provides powerful opportunities to teach strategic thinking through writing that also deepens students’ knowledge about core subjects. In this clear guide from education consultant Warren Combs, you’ll learn how and why to teach students to write these short essays, no matter what subject or grade level you teach.
Special features:
Writing prompts that are based on Webb’s Depth of Knowledge (DOK) and provide practice for students at all skill levels
Practical strategies to build critical thinking and improve students’ writing, including sentence stems, acrostics, framed stories, analogies, and quad clusters
Student self-assessment guidelines and rigorous peer-response strategies
An interactive log to help you manage best practices and keep students engaged
Reading-Writing Modules to help you review and implement the instructional practices and strategies
Sample student work, at different levels, with analysis
Throughout the book, you’ll find handy tools such as rubrics, logs, and checklists. These tools are also available as free eResources on our website, www.routledge.com/9781138931046, so you can download and print them for immediate use.
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Teaching students to write constructed responses does not have to become a test-prep chore. An intentional routine of constructed responses provides powerful opportunities to teach strategic thinking through writing that also deepens students’ knowledge about core subjects. In this clear guide from education consultant Warren Combs, you’ll learn how and why to teach students to write these short essays, no matter what subject or grade level you teach.
Special features:
Writing prompts that are based on Webb’s Depth of Knowledge (DOK) and provide practice for students at all skill levels
Practical strategies to build critical thinking and improve students’ writing, including sentence stems, acrostics, framed stories, analogies, and quad clusters
Student self-assessment guidelines and rigorous peer-response strategies
An interactive log to help you manage best practices and keep students engaged
Reading-Writing Modules to help you review and implement the instructional practices and strategies
Sample student work, at different levels, with analysis
Throughout the book, you’ll find handy tools such as rubrics, logs, and checklists. These tools are also available as free eResources on our website, www.routledge.com/9781138931046, so you can download and print them for immediate use.