Constructed
response questions (CRQ) are part of educational testing for teachers.
There are
several important questions to ask yourself as you re-read your CRQ:
“What are
the most important parts of this question?”
“Exactly
what is this question asking me to do?”
“Is the
answer stated explicitly in what I am viewing – such as a written lesson,
graphs, charts, etc.?”
“Is the
question asking me to connect something that I am viewing with information that
I already know?”
Strategies
to use in responding to these questions might include:
Highlighting
or underlining key terms such
as explain, design, draw, illustrate, etc.
Jotting
down key points of the question, including each item that you are asked to
identify/explain in your answer.
Making a
list of the reasons/details that you will use to support your answers.
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