Evidence-Based Practices for Writing Instruction
Evidence-Based Writing Practices: Essential Components The 36 evidence-based instruction and assessment practices for writing fall into one of the following 10 essential component categories. These component categories provide an organizational framework to aid teachers, administrators, and others in their application of the practices.
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