English, 30.10.2021 14:00 2kdragginppl

You learned several options for scoring written expression: Number of words written, number of letters written, number of words spelled correctly, and number of correct writing units. Match the advantages (uses) and disadvantages of each of these scoring procedures. Question 3 options:1. Advantage: Quickest scoring method. Disadvantage is that it yields only a rough estimate of writing fluency without examining the accuracy of spelling, punctuation, and other writing conventions.2. Advantage is quick scoring method and this approach monitors (to some degree) a student’s mastery of written language.3. Advantage includes "credit" for words of varying length. Disadvantage is that this formula gives only a general idea of writing fluency without examining a student’s mastery of writing conventions.3. Advantage is the student’s spelling, punctuation, and other writing conventions are evaluated. Disadvantage is scoring can take a long time. CHOICES:Correctly Spelled WordsCorrect Writing SequencesTotal WordsTotal Letters

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