ECR Review

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What is a Short Constructed Response (SCR)?

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A Short Constructed Response (SCR) is a type of question that requires students to provide a brief answer, typically a few sentences, to demonstrate their understanding of a concept.

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What is an Extended Constructed Response (ECR)?

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An Extended Constructed Response (ECR) is a type of question that requires students to provide a more detailed answer, often including multiple paragraphs, to explain their reasoning and support it with evidence.

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What should you do after citing evidence in your response?

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You need to explain both pieces of evidence after you cite them.

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What is the purpose of a constructed response question?

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The purpose of a constructed response question is to assess a student's ability to articulate their understanding and reasoning about a topic.

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What is the difference between SCR and ECR?

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The main difference is the length and depth of the response; SCRs are shorter and require less detail, while ECRs require more comprehensive explanations.

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What does it mean to 'explain' in the context of a constructed response?

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To 'explain' means to clarify your reasoning and provide additional details that support your answer.

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What type of question requires students to select multiple answers?

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A Multiselect question requires students to choose more than one correct answer from a list of options.

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What is a Text Entry question?

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A Text Entry question is a type of question where students type their answer into a text box.

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What is the role of evidence in a constructed response?

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Evidence supports the claims made in a constructed response, providing justification for the student's answer.

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How can visual aids be used in constructed responses?

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Visual aids can help clarify or enhance the explanation provided in a constructed response, making the argument more persuasive.