Wisconsin FORT (Foundations of Reading) Practice Test

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Define shared writing or “interactive writing.”

  1. Teachers read aloud, and children listen

  2. Students write independently

  3. Teachers and children collaborate on a text to be written

  4. Teachers dictate a text, and students write it down

The correct answer is: Teachers and children collaborate on a text to be written

Shared writing or "interactive writing" involves collaboration between teachers and children on a text to be written. This approach allows students to actively contribute to the writing process under the guidance of the teacher. It helps students learn about writing conventions, spelling, and language structures in a supportive and interactive way. In contrast, options A, B, and D do not fully capture the collaborative nature of shared writing that is essential for students to develop their writing skills effectively.