Showing posts with label assessments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label assessments. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

That time of the year...

Here we are back to the assessments season! I wish the day was longer than 24 hours... So much paperwork ahead of me! Will I ever end marking these piles of tests?

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Thursday, September 19, 2013

Authentic Assessments

The picture below follows a very interesting article on authentic assessments. 'Most students will not remember everything they learn in school for the rest of their lives. Does that mean we, as educators, give up and don’t try? Of course not. We try, we use different approaches, and we do our best.' Continue reading....

Image via Gretel Patch:EdTech Learning Log (edited)
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Thursday, December 13, 2012

End of the term resources

Having all the assessments done, these two videos by Zeitgeist might be an interesting choice for a conversation activity at our last lesson before the winter break. I'd suggest this activity for older students. We could check their general knowledge of the world they live in, inducing them to talk about 2012 major events. I would ask them to identify the public figures that appear in the video and their relevance for the year that is about to end. To finish the activity, I suggest showing the video about 2011 and ask the students to make comparisons between the two years, which one they prefer and why, and their predictions for 2013





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