Write and check an account
Can I make an evidence-based answer?
Write from a plan, explain evidence and evaluate one source using a classroom assessment rubric.
Use a detail. Explain what it supports.
Start with what you know
Find your Week 6 plan.
State the question in your own words.
Ask for your usual access arrangement.
Words that help
| ACCOUNT | EVALUATE |
|---|---|
| an organised answer. Reference: where evidence came from. | judge for a question. Improve: make a specific repair. |
Know the evidence you use
A source name makes a detail traceable.
Use the supplied bank even if your plan is missing.
Open image full sizeKnow what your answer needs
| YOUR ACCOUNT | YOUR SOURCE CHECK |
|---|---|
| Answer the question and use evidence. | What can R tell us, and what can it not show? |
Try one together
Check the four parts before writing.
Opening judgement; points; explanations; conclusion.
The worked answer stays hidden until you finish.
Choose, then explain
Which line explains a consequence?
A. Source B describes the boycott.
B. Its outcome widened access to bus-crew work.
Choose privately, then begin your account.
Your independent response
| YOUR TASK | EXPLAIN |
|---|---|
| Write your account from the plan. Evaluate Source R for fairness in 1965. | Keep your first response before editing. |
Now evaluate Source R
Useful for understanding which legal protection?
Use a detail from the card.
What can it not show about everyday treatment?
Keep both responses for feedback.
Check the reasoning
Reveal the checks after pupils have kept their first response.
Reveal the model
| CONTENT CHECK | LIMIT CHECK |
|---|---|
| Name the source and explain its detail. | A law does not prove fair treatment everywhere. |
Your voice shapes the next step
Choose one idea to share, or pass.
Your listener tells you what they heard.
Keep or change your idea; give a reason.
Tell us what would help you next time.
Before you go
Point to your strongest explanation.
Name one precise next step.
Show one detail that helped.
Choose a next step.
Use the controls or left and right arrow keys. Printing includes pupil content; model answers remain separate.