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Monthly Archives: September 2016

How to Pace PARCC Writing Preparation

Posted on September 20, 2016 by theliteracycookbook

Regardless of how one might feel about the PARCC assessments, they are a reality many of us must confront. To this end, I have some suggestions for how to prepare students efficiently and effectively for the PARCC ELA writing tasks. … Continue reading →

Posted in Argument, Assessment(s), Curriculum, ELA Common Core Standards, Evidence, Explanation, Genre, Lesson-planning, Literary Analysis Writing, MiddleWeb, Narrative Writing, Paragraph writing, PARCC, Research Writing, Resources, Skimming, Test Prep, Themes, TLC Website Resources, Unit-planning, Writing | Tagged Argument, Assessment(s), Close Reading, Curriculum, ELA Common Core Standards, Evidence, Explanation, Lesson-planning, Literary Analysis Writing, MIddleWeb, Narrative Writing, PARCC, Research Writing, Resources, Test Prep, TLC Website Resources, Unit-planning, Writing | 1 Comment
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