Please see the resources below to learn how to implement Reading for Evidence activities.
Are you new to Quill Reading for Evidence? Start here!
All the answers to frequently asked questions you have about Quill Reading for Evidence!
Read our best practices for integrating Reading for Evidence into your instruction and curriculum.
Pair Reading for Evidence with free and open-source WordGen Weekly lesson plans to support writing across the curriculum.
“Like Multiplying Myself by Thirty:" A Quill Reading for Evidence Teacher Story
Sean Martin, an English teacher in Baltimore, uses Reading for Evidence to ensure every one of their students gets the feedback they need.
Using Quill Reading for Evidence with English Language Learners and Students Who Need More Support
Strategies and extensions to support English Language Learners and students who need more support with Reading for Evidence.See ideas for introducing and framing the practice Quill Reading for Evidence activities.
Best Practices Highlight: Using Gradual Release with Quill Reading for Evidence Activities
See how you can use a gradual release approach with Reading for Evidence.Best Practices Highlight: Extending Quill Reading for Evidence Practice
Ideas for extending the practice that students get with "because," "but," and "so" encouraging skill transfer.Best Practices Highlight: Walking Students Through Reading for Evidence’s Onboarding Pages
When students are new to Reading for Evidence, it can be helpful to walk through the onboarding pages for Reading for Evidence activities together.The Student Experience in Quill Reading for Evidence: Product Walk-Through & Demo
See a Quill Professional Learning Manager walk you through how students engage with Reading for Evidence.The Evidence-Base for the Quill Reading for Evidence Tool
Learn about the research that has informed the development of Reading for Evidence, our writing and reading tool!📹 Video for Students: What is Quill Reading for Evidence & How Can It Help You?
Check out this video you can use to introduce students to the "what" and "why" of Reading for Evidence!📋 Handout for Students I Introducing the Joining Words "Because," "But," & "So"
Use this printable PDF to introduce students to the joining words used in Reading for Evidence activities!
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