Hello there, teachers and students! Angela here from Custom Classroom, where our mission is to make test preparation simple. I’ve been delving into the released constructed response scoring guide for STAAR from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) for grades 6th through 8th. In today’s blog post, I’m excited to break
Greetings, teachers! As we prepare for the upcoming STAAR tests in April 2024, it’s essential to have a comprehensive understanding of the test format and scoring criteria. In this guide, we will delve into the intricacies of the extended constructed response or ECR portion of the STAAR test for grades
Preparing students for the ECR (Extended Constructed Response) portion of the STAAR test can be a daunting task. However, there is a powerful tool at your disposal that can make this task much more manageable: real STAAR Student Sample Answers from the 2023 Spring test. By showing students these samples
Welcome, Texas educators and concerned parents! Today, we’re delving into the world of STAAR writing, specifically focusing on the Short Constructed Response (SCR) and Extended Constructed Response (ECR) questions. I’m here to provide you with invaluable insights to help students effectively understand the difference between the STAAR ECR vs. SCR
Get ready to ace the STAAR ECR or extended constructed response portion of the new STAAR ELA test with these three tips. Prefer to watch? Hit play on the video below or keep scrolling to read the post! Tip 1: Know the STAAR ECR Rubric Understanding the STAAR ECR rubric
Hi there, I’m Angela! I create STAAR reading and writing resources to help busy Texas teachers confidently guide their students to pass the STAAR test.
