Sunnyside students participating in the Compact Writing Assignments pilot completed quarterly research papers at a rate more than 15 percent higher than non-participants¶
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q2 i? Students who participated in the Sunnyside Compact Writing Assignments pilot completed and returned quarterly research papers at a rate more than 15 percent higher than students not participating. → Smith 2024
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Smith 2024¶
Smith, K., & Young, V. M. (2024). A New Narrative: How Unlocking the Power of R&D Through Inclusive Innovation Can Transform Education. Digital Promise, Center for Inclusive Innovation. https://digitalpromise.dspacedirect.org/items/73f2e0fa-dca8-4cd0-a8da-eb18b59453c4 doi:10.51388/20.500.12265/202
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District-reported outcome from the Sunnyside Unified School District Inclusive Innovation writing engagement project, comparing pilot participants to non-participants in completion of quarterly social studies research papers. The district reported a "more than 15 percent higher" completion rate for participants.
"Sunnyside School District reports that students who participated in a pilot completed and returned quarterly research papers at a rate that was more than 15 percent higher than those not participating."
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Related Claims¶
- In Pilot District 3, majorities of students agreed that Compact Writing Assignments gave them topic choice and that autonomy and varied expression formats improved engagement and writing quality — related
- Teachers with a local coach completed far more of the intended Write to Succeed professional learning activities than teachers without one — related
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Sunnyside students participating in the Compact Writing Assignments pilot completed quarterly research papers at a rate more than 15 percent higher than non-participants |
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Sunnyside students participating in the Compact Writing Assignments pilot completed quarterly research papers at a rate more than 15 percent higher than non-participants |
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