Day 25 (2/9): Benchmark

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Warm Up:
Review Argument Notes: Thesis statements, Reasoning, Structures, Developing Evidence

Learning Intentions:
  • We are learning that...
  • Assessments are opportunities to check our learning progress against external and shared measures.
Success Criteria
  • Benchmark Assessment
Agenda:
  • Benchmark
    • 21 MCQ
    • 1 Argument Essay
Homework:
  •  Complete Focus Project Brainstorming Workshop!

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