Constructed-Response Strategy for the CSET

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When writing your ending sentence, consider using the words: “In conclusion”, “As a result”, “Consequently”, and “Therefore”.

7. Re-read your answer to make sure you answered all the parts of the question. Correct any spelling, capitalization, grammar, and punctuation mistakes.

I have uploaded a simple tool to help you organize your thinking before drafting a response.

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“I have read your essay about your house,” scowled the professor, “and it’s exactly the same as your brother’s from last year.”

“Of course,” says the student, “It’s the same house.”

By Todd Brackett

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