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usually shorter pieces of writing

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It’s more in depth

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both have their place in a curriculum

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craftsmanship

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Often more transformative (using work of someone else as research and forming an opinion from it etc.)

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unfiltered and content-based (rather than grammar or syntax)

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unfiltered and content-based (rather than grammar or syntax)

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Helps students think and write at the same time 

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Helps students think and write at the same time 

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often more processed (ie a lab report, vs a free write)

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"process"

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Both use research/searching for details

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being able to process what you're writing

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They both use text evidence. They both can help strengthen a students writing.

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brainstorming

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context vs content based

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Applying knowledge

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emphasis on quality of presentation, more than writing to learn

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assessing writing

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revising/outlining/refining

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analyzing a text

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Assessment

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Can teach the learned material to others with a product

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Gaining stronger command of writing due to practice

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Guided by teacher

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It’s basically a process including steps.

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Using details within a text

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expressing understanding without the need to learn more

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process new information through writing

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Here, all the knowledge that the student has previously stated will be mentioned

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both can be used as an "end product" type of exercise

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finding end results as you continue to write