An expository essay is a genre of writing which tends to explain, illustrate, clarify, or explicate something in a way that it becomes clear for readers. Researching answers to the following questions will help you understand and utilize different methods of assessment and be able to articulate what you learned and synthesize those methods into your own teaching.
How will you assess learning?
How will you monitor student progress?
What will you do to help students who are struggling?
As Professor Sturtevant mentions in his assignment, the Purdue OWL has a lot of helpful hints and lessons on how to write and an expository essay.
Concepts Candidates for inclusion in your essay:
RTI (and the various tiers)
Selected Response Assessment
Written Response Assessment
Personal Communication Assessment
Technology in the Classroom
Revising School Work
Use Credo as a place to get background information for your topic. The "Mind Map" function may lead you down a rabbit hole of new information.