ECR and SCR

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What is an Extended Constructed Response (ECR)?

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An ECR is a type of writing where students provide a detailed answer to a question, using evidence and reasoning to support their response.

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What is a Short Constructed Response (SCR)?

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An SCR is a brief answer to a question that usually requires students to provide a specific piece of evidence or reasoning.

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Why is it important to check for grammatical errors in ECRs?

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Checking for grammatical errors ensures clarity and professionalism in writing, making it easier for readers to understand the response.

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What should you do when writing an SCR?

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You should restate the question and provide a clear answer, often supported by evidence.

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How can you introduce text evidence in a presentation?

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You can introduce text evidence by saying, 'The author says, "..."' or 'According to the text, "..."'.

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What is the purpose of a graphic organizer before writing an ECR or SCR?

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A graphic organizer helps to organize thoughts and ideas, making it easier to structure the response.

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What is the maximum score for a Short Constructed Response (SCR)?

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The highest points you can receive for an SCR is 2 points.

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What does it mean to restate a question in an SCR?

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Restating a question means to rephrase the question in your own words before providing an answer.

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Why is using evidence important in ECRs and SCRs?

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Using evidence supports your claims and shows that your answer is based on facts, making it more convincing.

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What are some common grammatical errors to check for in ECRs?

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Common errors include incorrect capitalization, punctuation mistakes, and unclear sentences.