Oral activities are not just for the language class. Unfortunately, few non-language teachers are trained in oral work. Many of their lessons are not as effective as they could be, while few provide valuable assessment opportunities. In addition, many non-language teachers may feel unprepared for or intimidated by oral activities. They do not use them to their full effect, and do not use them to provide alternative (read "whole student") assessment data. Oral activities can be rigorous, effective and above all, very teacher-friendly.Think of me as your coach, mentor and online critical friend. I can help with many of your teaching and administrative concerns, especially English Language and Literature, language immersion/dual language, skills-based and standards-based programs, from my experiences and knowledge gained as a PK - 6 and PK - 12 school leader, especially in start-up, re-launch/ re-branding, strategic planning, international school teaching and leading an international school in the USA.
Showing posts with label Oral Activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oral Activities. Show all posts
Monday, 23 June 2014
Oral Activities and Assesments in the Classroom
Oral activities are not just for the language class. Unfortunately, few non-language teachers are trained in oral work. Many of their lessons are not as effective as they could be, while few provide valuable assessment opportunities. In addition, many non-language teachers may feel unprepared for or intimidated by oral activities. They do not use them to their full effect, and do not use them to provide alternative (read "whole student") assessment data. Oral activities can be rigorous, effective and above all, very teacher-friendly.Friday, 20 June 2014
Using Small Group Discussions
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