In order to increase the time students are actively engaged in language production or reception, cooperative classroom dynamics prove to be highly effective. Here are some videos that explain the different strategies we employ to get students talking.
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Monday, 4 July 2016
LEARNER AUTONOMY
In this padlet you will find interesting overview as to how we can gradually develop learner autonomy in our classroom
Labels:
assessment,
autonomy,
detective cards,
evaluation,
evaluation criteria,
goal-setting,
KWL-Chart,
Matrix,
methodology,
oral presentation,
padlet,
project-based learning,
pronunciation,
self-observation
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Foster self- and peer-observation
In order to increase students´ awareness of different aspects of communicative competence (speaking, talking, listening, reading and writing), we have developed a series of tools that allow them to observe these aspects.
These tools furthermore allow us to multiply the "role of the teacher" and to have every student in the classroom ACTIVELY participating.
On this padlet you find an overview of some of these tools
- Detective cards for oral presentations and for writing
- Rubrics to observe different aspects of collaborative communication, the use of English in the classroom
- SCOBA Observation grids for different text genres (travel experience, opinion essay, personal letter,...)
- Bull´s eye to evaluate group participation
- Observation sheets for co-teaching activities
- Metaplan-mapping to decide on evaluation criteria
These tools furthermore allow us to multiply the "role of the teacher" and to have every student in the classroom ACTIVELY participating.
On this padlet you find an overview of some of these tools
- Detective cards for oral presentations and for writing
- Rubrics to observe different aspects of collaborative communication, the use of English in the classroom
- SCOBA Observation grids for different text genres (travel experience, opinion essay, personal letter,...)
- Bull´s eye to evaluate group participation
- Observation sheets for co-teaching activities
- Metaplan-mapping to decide on evaluation criteria
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