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Writing Constructed Responses For NECAP & In-class Assignments

Writing Constructed Responses For NECAP & In-class Assignments. TEEC. Basic Paragraph Form for a Constructed Response: (T-E-E-C). Topic sentence : specifically address the question/prompt. *Use words from the /prompt question to help you write this sentence.

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Writing Constructed Responses For NECAP & In-class Assignments

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  1. Writing Constructed ResponsesFor NECAP & In-class Assignments

  2. TEEC • Basic Paragraph Form for a Constructed Response: (T-E-E-C)

  3. Topic sentence : specifically address the question/prompt • *Use words from the /prompt question to help you write this sentence. • *Be clear and thorough when addressing the prompt. • *May need another sentence after the topic sentence to explain more context about the subject/topic.

  4. Evidence: include evidence from real world/life/personal examples and/or text/picture/graph AND an Explanation of that evidence in relation to the prompt.

  5. Evidence and Explanation: • * Use transitions: “For example,” “For instance,” “In particular,” “Specifically,” • * Explanation is where you connect the evidence to the topic sentence clearly and thoroughly; never let evidence or examples stand alone.

  6. Closing Sentence/Wrap Up: restate and close main idea of the paragraph.

  7. T --- TOPIC SENTENCE • E --- EVIDENCE • E --- EXPLANATION • C ---CLOSING SENTENCE

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