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The Power ofFeedback

How Quill.org Transforms Student Writing

Every student can become a stronger writer. Through intelligent, iterative feedback, Quill guides students from vague responses to specific, evidence-based writing, one revision at a time.

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Average Attempts
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Reach Success
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Sentence Types
Why This Matters

Writing is thinking made visible

When students struggle to express ideas clearly, they're often struggling to think clearly. Quill's AI-powered feedback doesn't just correct errors. Itteaches students to think more precisely.

The examples you're about to see come from a reading comprehension activity about Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Jewish lives during World War II.

Students read a passage and then complete three sentence stems using evidence from the text. What makes these examples illuminating is not just the final answers, but the journey. Watch how students transform vague generalizations into specific, evidence-rich sentences through targeted feedback.

Specific & Actionable

Never just "wrong." Always pointing to exactly what needs improvement and how to fix it.

Scaffolded Learning

Each prompt builds on the previous, guiding students step by step toward mastery.

Evidence-Based

Pushes students to support claims with concrete textual evidence from the reading.

Session 1 of 7

One Question Changes Everything

A single targeted question transforms a vague answer into a concrete, evidence-based response.

Because Prompt
2 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII because...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold

Session 2 of 7

Layered Coaching

Quill addresses one issue at a time — first sentence structure, then content specificity — guiding the student through three revisions.

Because Prompt
3 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII because...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold

Session 3 of 7

From Vague to Vivid

The student knows Wallenberg faced danger, but Quill pushes them to name a specific example — transforming a general claim into concrete evidence.

But Prompt
2 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII, but...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold

Session 4 of 7

Narrowing the Focus

The student starts too general, adds vague words, then a full new sentence. Quill redirects them to combine sentences and reach a specific, single-sentence answer.

But Prompt
4 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII, but...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold

Session 5 of 7

Building Layer by Layer

The student gradually adds detail across four attempts — from vague danger to guns to motive to the specific action that triggered the threat.

But Prompt
4 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII, but...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold

Session 6 of 7

From Outcome to Evidence

The student knows Wallenberg saved lives, but Quill pushes them to explain how — from vague 'freeing them' to specific actions like safe houses and protective passports.

So Prompt
4 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII, so...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold

Session 7 of 7

Evidence and Precision

The student builds toward a detailed answer about Wallenberg's actions, and Quill catches a grammar issue along the way — showing how content and mechanics work together.

So Prompt
4 attempts

Complete the sentence

Wallenberg decided to help Jewish people in Budapest during WWII, so...

Watch the student's writing journey unfold