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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The components need to be written in a specific style, and once you master it, the writing of the components is very easy.[/quote] Do you have any suggestions of resources I could look at for mastering the writing style needed for the components?[/quote] I used the guidance of my mentor and the cohort leader. The cohort leader put together a series of practice items for us to use and that helped tremendously. Even though I eventually mastered it, the writing style that is the antithesis of mine, and it felt very awkward and wordy. You may want to ask around your school and district to see if anyone who has passed (this may be against the rules) will share their document or read yours once you have a draft. Also, go onto FaceBook and do a Google Search. There are people who have posted examples and that is very helpful. The lack of exemplars is one of the reasons why I am disgusted with the process. As teachers, we always provide exemplars in addition to well-made rubrics. This organization says it is the leader of best practices in the classroom and it doesn't provide either. Okaaaaaaaay. Good luck to you. The money makes a big difference, so the process is definitely worth the hassle.[/quote]
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