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How does Quill Connect analyze students’ writing?
How does Quill Connect analyze students’ writing?
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Using the evidence-based strategy of sentence combining, students combine multiple ideas into a single sentence. They then receive instantaneous targeted feedback designed to help them improve the clarity and precision of their sentences.

In this first attempt, the student joins the sentences using the conjunction, but.

The student receives feedback informing them of how the conjunction, but, is typically used. Furthermore, they see a question that guides them to choose the conjunction that helps tell why or gives a reason.

In the second attempt, the student joins the sentences using the conjunction, or.

The student receives feedback informing them of how the conjunction, or, is typically used. Furthermore, they see a question that guides them to choose the conjunction that helps tell why or gives a reason.

In the third attempt, the student joins the sentences using the conjunction, and.

The student receives feedback informing them the conjunction, and, makes sense, but that there is a conjunction that could more effectively join these two sentences. Furthermore, they see a question that guides them to choose the conjunction that helps tell why or gives a reason.

In the fourth attempt, the student joins the sentences using the conjunction, so.

The student has chosen the correct conjunction, so they receive the feedback that they have written a strong sentence!


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