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Writing Assessment
for Grades 3-12
Better known as WrAP, the Writing Assessment Program measures student writing achievement to help classroom teachers pinpoint their students’ writing strengths and weaknesses. WrAP is complemented with WRIIT, a companion library of instructional tools and resources. Together, WrAP and WRIIT offer ERB Members a comprehensive, one-of-a-kind writing program!
ERB Writing Practice
for Grades 3-12
Strong writing skills are critical to successful futures. Our ERB Writing Practice program enables individual students to work on their writing skills at their own pace. Guided by classroom instruction, Writing Practice provides the individualized tools and lessons students need to improve their writing from anywhere.
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Membership is being a part of a global community of educators and access to experts who can help you understand and—more importantly—activate your students’ assessment data to help every student achieve their learning goals.
Become a Member School
Membership is being a part of a global community of educators and access to experts who can help you understand and—more importantly—activate your students’ assessment data to help every student achieve their learning goals.
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