What are the different types of During Reading questions in CommonLit 360 lessons?
CommonLit 360 lessons offer a variety of During-Reading questions to keep your students engaged with the text as they read it. Here are the types of During-Reading questions your students may see on a 360 lesson:
- Write/Practice Open Response
- These questions ask students to write a full response to an open-ended question about the text.
- Students mark these as done.
- Sometimes, these include exemplary responses after they mark questions as done. This is by design as these are practice questions and checks for understanding.
- Find Evidence
- These questions ask students to highlight specific pieces of evidence that support a specific statement.
- Teachers can currently see these highlights on the Assignment Report.
- Turn & Talk
- These questions prompt students to collaborate and talk through a specific question about a text with a partner.
- Think & Share
- These questions prompt students to contemplate a question independently about the text and be prepared to share out their thoughts on the question with the class.
- These questions are quick and should take about 30 seconds of class time.
- Poll Question
- These questions ask students to express their opinions via a poll and ask them to prepare to defend that opinion to the class.
- CommonLit does not currently share poll results with students, though teachers can share their Assignment Report screen while hiding student names to share results with the class.