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The Five-Paragraph Model of Essay Writing

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“Perhaps most fundamentally, though, the SAT essay could spur high schools to step up their writing instruction. It's a change that Krista Jackson, a junior at Homestead High School in Cupertino, would welcome. ‘In some classes,’ she says, ‘they have maybe one essay a month, if even that.’ And instruction is often lacking or rote: Remember the five-paragraph model? ‘A lot of times when we write our essays, our teacher will say how to write,’ says Krista. ‘And then we feel like we're filling in a formula.’”

—Christina McCarroll, “Teens Ready to Prove Text-Messaging Skills Can Score SAT Points,” The Christian Science Monitor, 11 Mar 05.

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