Constructed Response Type Questions Definition
These questions provide students with a prompt and require them to generate an answer by writing, drawing, responding via audio/video, or through other methods. Constructed response questions are generally used to assess higher-order thinking skills (analysis, evaluation, and creation).
Constructed responses include short-answer questions and essays. Here is an example of an essay question.
Given the fact that patriotism seems to be a major topic in the news, take a position on whether the federal government should develop programs to teach patriotism at the community level. In your argument, provide both advantages and disadvantages of this type of programming. Why would you lead or not lead such a program in your community?
Type your answer here.