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- Home | Utah Compose
Utah Compose is a web-based writing program designed to help students in grades 3-12 in Utah improve writing through practice, immediate feedback, and guided instructional support
- Integrating Utah Compose with Your Curriculum
Utah Compose includes additional instruction and practice across a range of writing skills—from writing a sentence to structuring an argument to avoiding passive voice—to support teachers’ direct instruction
- What is Utah Compose?
Utah Compose is an automated writing evaluation (AWE) program designed to support the teaching and learning of writing in grades 3-12 Utah Compose provides automated scores and feedback to students' writing
- Teacher Login and Account Management - Utah Compose
Students are pre-registered for courses in Utah Compose and their information is updated nightly If you are missing a course, please contact your school administrator and they will update the information
- Studying Soil: Why is Dirt Important? - write. utahcompose. com
The next time you’re outside in nature, look down You might not think about the dirt under your feet very often, but soil is important! Life on land depends on the top layer of soil that is only about one to two feet thick This small layer of soil contains the nutrients that keep Earth’s plants alive And most of the animals–including people–depend on plants to live
- Modeling Writing for Students - Utah Compose
You can model how to navigate in and use Utah Compose to plan and write essays, as well as demonstrate other features available to students, such as Lessons and Portfolio
- How Can I Use Utah Compose to Help Students Prepare for the State . . .
Utah Compose is designed to support the teaching and learning of writing by providing automated scores and feedback to students' writing Unlike summative assessment, Utah Compose is not intended for evaluating student learning at the end of an instructional period
- Assigning Prompts - Utah Compose
The Recommended Prompt feature is a way for teachers to assign different prompts to students within the same course When a prompt is recommended, it appears above the list of enabled prompts on the students' Practice page under Recommended by Your Teacher The text of the prompt is on the right
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