Feedback/Learning Styles
The teacher repeats the student's error and adjusts intonation to draw attention to the error.
What is repetition?
What is the main idea?
What is understanding?
Supportive strategies that make concepts and vocabulary understandable to students at different levels of language acquisition.
What is "comprehensible input"?
Assessment that provides immediate feedback and supports learning.
What is a formative assessment?
SWBAT
What is Students Will Be Able To?
The teacher provides the correct form.
What is Explicit correction?
Design a new home using only wind and solar power.
What is create?
Krashen says learners require a safe environment to take risks to learn the language.
What is affective filter?
Assessment given at the start of the academic year or unit.
What is diagnostic?
BICS
What is Basic interpersonal communication skills?
The teacher reformulates or provides the correction.
What is recast?
How many steps are in Marzano's Vocabulary Process?
What is remembering?
The belief that intelligence can be developed through hard work and the use of effective strategies.
What is growth mindset?
These tests or exams compare students of similar age and grade to an "average" student.
What is norm-referenced?
CALP
What is Cognitive academic language proficiency?
Learners who can absorb lecture with little effort.
What are auditory learners?
What approach would you use?
What is applying?
Name two benefits of extensive reading.
What are vocabulary development, reading endurance, fluency, enjoyment, background knowledge, empathy and general language proficiency?
These assessments come at the end of a unit or academic term.
What are summative assessments?
Every language lessons should include a SWIRL.
What is "Speaking, Writing, Interacting, Reading, and Listening"?
Learners who need picture words, diagrams, cartoons, and demonstrations to learn.
What are visual learners?
What are the consequences?
What is analyzing?
Giving students adequate time for formulating responses aids in learning a language.
What is wait time?
Unlike norm-referenced exams, it measures whether or not the student knows the information being tested.
What is criterion-referenced exams?
QSSSA
What is question, signal, stem, share, and assess?