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Type One or Type Two? "Identify 2 examples from the text that demonstrate the protagonist's resilience."
Type One
Type Two
Neither
Both
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Type One or Type Two? “In 5 lines or more, describe your thinking process in making the estimate that you just made."
Type One
Type Two
Neither
Both
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What does the acronym "FCA" stand for?
Focused Content Areas
Focused Correction Aims
Format Corrections Aims
Focus Correction Areas
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Identify two differences between a Type Three and a Type Four composition.
Type Fours are longer than Type Threes.
Type Fours do not have FCAs.
Type Three is self-edited; Type Four is also peer-edited.
Type Four may have a second draft, while Type Three is one-draft only.
Where can I find suggestions for possible FCAs?
In the monthly Collins Writing Exchange newsletter
On the website under "Free Resources"
In the Collins Writing Program teacher resource books
All of the above
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How frequently should teachers be using "quickwrites" with students?
Once a week
Once a month
Several times per week
When the stars align
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Which of the following might be examples of Type Three assignments?
A well-constructed thesis statement or topic sentence
A labeled diagram of the process of cell division
A paragraph about a favorite pet
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Identify at least one improvement you might make to the following set of FCAs for a compare/contrast assignment.
Add a number to indicate how many similarities and differences are expected.
Ask that each similarity or difference be explained or supported with an example.
Limit to one mechanics FCA. Add an FCA for vocabulary, organization, or style.
All of the above
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Identify two suggested techniques for providing feedback on Type Three and Four assignments.
An overall score with written teacher comments and corrections
Symbols, letter grades, or a numerical score for each FCA
Types Three and Four are not graded
Optional brief, specific, and directive comments that pertain to the FCAs
What are the advantages of students keeping completed compositions in a working portfolio?
It helps to see progress over time.
Students can revisit past papers to practice new FCAs.
It encourages students to reflect on teacher feedback.
All of the above
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