caption: a list of writing tasks to help you prepare and prepare your paper
exif: {"Image DocumentName": "Guidelines for Writing Performance Tasks", "Image ImageDescription": "Align parts of the task. Parts build to full write or speech. Develop rubric for each assessment target. Develop exemplars for each rubric. Allow multiple approaches. The grade 9 and grade 6 performance tasks should serve as exemplars for the materials, information and structure of a performance task. {+} When developing performance tasks, it is important that each component is compatible with and relevant to all other components. Including resources that are interesting, but not directly relevant to the problem students are asked to explore should be avoided. In addition, it is important that the sections of a task build on each other to scaffold the students\u2019 production of a fully developed written response or speech. For example, in the grade 6 speech performance tasks, the outline prepares the student to give the speech. In contrast, asking students to create a drawing of the young wonder they researched, but which is not used to inform their writing would add little value to the task. It is also important to develop a scoring rubric for each assessment target that is measured by a performance task. And for each rubric, it is important to include one or more exemplars for each score point. To provide valid evidence about the range of claims and assessment targets measured by a performance task, it is important to put as much effort into developing the scoring materials as is invested in developing the task itself. Finally, In addition to using authentic research in real-world context, look for ways to allow students to take multiple approaches to preparing the final product that will be scored. Following these guidelines will help ensure the performance tasks developed for the Smarter Balanced Assessment System are of high quality and are effective for eliciting evidence that supports the intended claims about student learning.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}