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SUPPLEMENTAL WRITING PRACTICE, GRADES 3–12
Writable® Motivate students to become purposeful, pro cient
writers across a variety of genres.
Writable helps schools assess and monitor writing growth while helping teachers sca old and motivate students to become purposeful, pro cient writers. With hundreds of assignment templates and district or state-level benchmark assessments, Writable helps teachers strengthen their writing instruction while saving time on prep and feedback.
From student self-review to anonymous peer review and teacher feedback, Writable uses sca olded, authentic feedback to help drive purposeful revision and writing growth.
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Writable is neither a self-paced, computer-assisted alternative to teacher-led instruction nor an automated essay evaluation service. Instead, Writable builds upon the research- based principles of high-quality writing instruction—teacher feedback, peer review, and
HOW IT WORKS
Writable is a guided writing practice program that connects any style of instruction to a cycle of feedback and revision:
Assign
• Argument, Informational, Narrative
• Workshop, 6 Traits, CCSS
• AP, SBAC, SAT/ACT writing
• Use aligned rubrics, or import your own
Model
• Teach peer review with modeled student writing
• Model writing with spotlights
• Upload your own model texts
Write, Review, Revise
• Built-in checklists & comment stems • Drives re ection and revision
• Works alongside Google Docs
Guide and Monitor Progress
• Target feedback with dashboard
• Focus grading with Quick Grade tools
• Give instant feedback to writers and
reviewers
student self-assessment—in order to help teachers take a practical approach to the task of facilitating well-structured, timely, authentic student writing, review, and revision in their classrooms.
ASSESSMENT AND PROGRESS MONITORING
Writable helps teachers administer pre- and post- writing assessments to quickly gauge students’ growth in each genre of writing. Schools can organize and monitor their writing program goals, while teachers group students for instruction and adjust their lessons based on individual needs.
FLEXIBLE IMPLEMENTATION
Writable can adapt to fit your current core literacy curriculum, district-adapted rubrics, or a set of state-specific writing priorities. Assignments and rubrics can be shared across a district—and across subject areas—for a more unified writing program tied to core skills.
• Teachers model what good writing and review looks like with a speci c skill in mind, and then a guided activity to discuss during whole-group instruction.
• Teachers demonstrate key skills, strategies, and techniques for students using mentor texts, including modeled student writing, embedded model writing spotlights, and self- curated model texts they upload themselves.
• Students work independently, writing and reviewing short, genre-based submissions related to classroom instruction or writing in response to texts or media on topics of personal interest.
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