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Expository Writing

Expository Writing. Prompts focus on issues/questions that don’t require students to bring particular background knowledge or facts to the table in order to write a good essay Task requires students to clearly explain what they think about something

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Expository Writing

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  1. Expository Writing Prompts focus on issues/questions that don’t require students to bring particular background knowledge or facts to the table in order to write a good essay Task requires students to clearly explain what they think about something Students may use 1st person; in fact, prompts are written to elicit an explanatory response that reflects students’ own thinking about their lives and the world

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