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November Webinar Offerings!
Castle Learning is committed to continuous development and learning opportunities. Join one of our Training Team members for topics including: - LOTE & ESL Teachers
- Creating Classes
- General Q&A
- State Testing Prep
- What's New for Returning Users?
- Differentiating Instruction
- Data Driven Instruction
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Grading a Constructed Response Assignment
Grading a constructed response assignment is easy. You can grade by student or grade by class. The flexibility to grade by class helps save time and increase efficiency as you grade each student question-by-question.
Read more to get instructions for grading a constructed response assignment for more than one student.
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Social Studies News
Constructed Response Questions Update
Social Studies Constructed Response questions are now searchable by attribute. When creating a Constructed Response assignment, teachers can search by choosing the 'Additional Criteria' filter box on the question criteria page.
Teachers can look at specific types of questions (such as political cartoons or maps) and/or search based on Bloom's Taxonomy or Webb's Depth of Knowledge Levels.
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How to Ace  SAT & ACT Writing Sections
By Method Test Prep
Writing sections are on both the SAT and ACT tests. They make up a crucial part of the composite scores of each test. The SAT contains a mandatory essay, but on the ACT, the written essay is optional. However, some schools require the essay as part of admissions.
So how do students perform well on the written portions of these tests? The following tips can help students become better writers for the SAT or ACT. - The Essay - Say What You Mean
- Improve. Identify. Review.
- Practice
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Should a Student Take the SAT or ACT? By Method Test Prep
Nearly every college or university in the country accepts either SAT or ACT scores. It is difficult to predict on which test a student will score higher. Therefore, every student should take both the SAT and ACT at least once to see on which one they perform better. |
