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360Writing

Updated for 2025-26 to Align with Georgia’s New Standards!

360Writing is a flexible writing curriculum with a growing evidence base of effectiveness. With new standards in Georgia in 2025-26, it has received key updates to help students meet the writing expectations of Georgia’s new standards. The frameworks for each grade level follow a three-step pathway to success:

  1. Build vocabulary specific to each writing technique  

  2. Build shorter pieces, following the writer’s process

  3. Build more extended pieces, following the writer’s process (grades 3 and higher)

Each step of the way, the frameworks build students’ confidence and skill, leaving them better-prepared for the next step. And because the frameworks for each grade level follow the same pathway, writing instruction stays consistent from one grade level to the next.

Key Updates for 2025-26:

  • Exercises similar to the interpreting and constructing texts (ICT) exercises found on end-of-year assessments

  • Routine emphasis on interpreting texts in a variety of modes

  • Routine emphasis on using a variety of writing techniques (opinion-argumentative, expository, narrative/poetic) to construct responses

In short, the 360Writing frameworks remain grounded in research and tightly aligned to Georgia’s standards. 

360Writing Across the Curriculum

Promoting Effective Multimodal Writing

Writing in mathematics, science, social studies, and connections courses can look very different than writing in ELA. The texts students first interpret often come in modes not typically found in ELA, such as maps, data tables, graphs, and political cartoons. With increased emphasis on multimodal writing in the new ELA standards, now is an ideal time to develop a thoughtful approach to writing across the curriculum, one that can help students become more confident when interpreting and constructing texts in different modes, in any subject. These professional learning sessions are designed to facilitate this approach. They emphasize:

  • Setting realistic goals for writing in each content area

  • Using simple rubrics to reduce grading time

  • Creating writing questions that are clear and consistently formatted in each content area

  • Ensuring that the writing questions are well-aligned to specific content standards/elements

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360Writing On-Demand

Helping Students Do Their Best When Time Is Limited!

On-demand writing poses additional challenges, like limited time.

Accordingly, students do well when they adjust their strategy in these situations. 360Writing On-Demand is a professional learning session designed to provide concrete tips teachers can use with students as they prepare for on-demand writing. These include:

  • Tips for managing time

  • Tips for reading the passages efficiently and with purpose

  • Tips for planning, prewriting, and drafting efficiently

  • Tips for revising and editing efficiently

  • Exercises for putting these tips into practice