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RACE Writing Strategy for Text Dependent Analysis with ACE and RACES Options
Teach your students the RACE, ACE, or RACES strategy for writing constructed responses and answering text-based questions. These strategies help students respond to open-ended text-dependent questions. As a result, students feel confident following the format for essay responses. ❤️ Click here for BOHO neutral colors ❤️When students don't know how to start, they don't. Plus, the writing quality suffers. This method provides concrete steps for students to follow while answering questions. The RAC
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RACE Text Dependent Analysis Lesson and Posters with ACE and RACES Options
Teach your students the RACE, ACE, or RACES strategy for text-dependent analysis (TDA), written responses, and answering text-based questions. The RACE strategy helps students respond to open-ended text-dependent questions. Students (and teachers!) love this constructed response writing strategy for citing text evidence and extending responses. Plus, you'll love the neutral Boho style!>>> CLICK HERE for the RACE or RACES set in BRIGHT COLORS. <<<When students don't know how to
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RACE Writing Strategy | Google Doc Differentiated Graphic Organizers | TEST PREP
Do your students struggle with answering text-dependent questions? Introducing them to the RACE writing strategy could be a total game-changer for you and your students!RACE Stands For:Restate the questionAnswer all parts of the questionCite evidence to support your answerExplain how your evidence proves your answerThis Google Doc Resource is 100% EDITABLE and comes in THREE different versions, ranging from maximal to minimal guidance/support. This is great for differentiation or if you teach mu
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How to Answer Inference Questions
You may be wondering what is the best way to answer inference questions? In this video, I will work through example inference questions using a 4 step reading strategy. Inference questions ask about something that is not directly stated in the passage. Most times these questions require understanding the big picture of the passage. Readers have to use clues from the passages and some of their own prior knowledge to come to a conclusion. Helping your students break down a passage and look
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