ECR or SCR?

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What is an Extended Constructed Response (ECR)?

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An Extended Constructed Response (ECR) is a type of assessment where students provide a detailed answer to a question, often requiring them to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information. ECRs typically involve multiple paragraphs and support from text evidence.

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What is a Short Constructed Response (SCR)?

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A Short Constructed Response (SCR) is a brief answer to a question that requires students to provide a specific response, usually in one or two sentences, often supported by evidence from the text.

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How many points is an SCR worth?

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An SCR is worth 2 points.

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How many points is an ECR worth?

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An ECR is worth 10 points.

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What is the main purpose of an ECR?

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The main purpose of an ECR is to assess a student's ability to construct a well-reasoned argument or analysis based on evidence from a text.

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What is the main purpose of an SCR?

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The main purpose of an SCR is to assess a student's ability to provide a concise answer to a specific question, demonstrating understanding of the material.

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What type of questions typically require an ECR?

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Questions that ask for analysis, evaluation, or a detailed explanation of a concept or event typically require an ECR.

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What type of questions typically require an SCR?

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Questions that ask for a specific fact, definition, or a brief explanation typically require an SCR.

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Can an SCR include text evidence?

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Yes, an SCR can include text evidence, but it is usually more concise than that found in an ECR.

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What is an example of a question that would require an ECR?

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An example of an ECR question is: 'How does the character's decision impact the story's outcome? Provide evidence to support your answer.'