write two activities to assess the speaking skill of students in English class
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1.conversation between two students
2.speak any essay
you will have any no essay and no conversation plz tell me I will send you
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2.speak any essay
you will have any no essay and no conversation plz tell me I will send you
MAY BE RIGHT
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Reading skills are those necessary to read text, process the information and gather meaning. Reading is truly essential for all other subject areas. Imagine you are an 8th-grade science teacher. What would you do if your students could not read the textbook? Or could read, but got no meaning from it? Reading is a skill that is universally used not only in all subject areas, but nearly all workplaces.
Since reading is a very internal skill to develop, assessing it can be tricky. The overall purpose of assessing for reading skills is to verify students are learning how to personalize and interpret a variety of texts. Let's use a sample learning standard, or objective, to discuss ideas for assessing reading skills.
Trace the development of a writer's or poet's ideas, viewpoint and themes through a text and relate these to other texts read.
This standard focuses on theme, which is the moral or message of the story. You can assess for theme using a number of ways, including observation, group work, creative writing and many more. You might follow these steps:
Spend some instructional time defining theme and finding examples in literature.Assess each student, which could include a theme scavenger hunt. Give students different themes to hunt for, like everlasting love or coping with loss.Students must search the textbook, or other anthologies, to find other pieces of literature that share that theme.
This type of assessment could be modified for any number of reading objectives and standards. Basically, your assessments need to show that each student is processing and gaining meaning from various texts.
Reading skills are those necessary to read text, process the information and gather meaning. Reading is truly essential for all other subject areas. Imagine you are an 8th-grade science teacher. What would you do if your students could not read the textbook? Or could read, but got no meaning from it? Reading is a skill that is universally used not only in all subject areas, but nearly all workplaces.
Since reading is a very internal skill to develop, assessing it can be tricky. The overall purpose of assessing for reading skills is to verify students are learning how to personalize and interpret a variety of texts. Let's use a sample learning standard, or objective, to discuss ideas for assessing reading skills.
Trace the development of a writer's or poet's ideas, viewpoint and themes through a text and relate these to other texts read.
This standard focuses on theme, which is the moral or message of the story. You can assess for theme using a number of ways, including observation, group work, creative writing and many more. You might follow these steps:
Spend some instructional time defining theme and finding examples in literature.Assess each student, which could include a theme scavenger hunt. Give students different themes to hunt for, like everlasting love or coping with loss.Students must search the textbook, or other anthologies, to find other pieces of literature that share that theme.
This type of assessment could be modified for any number of reading objectives and standards. Basically, your assessments need to show that each student is processing and gaining meaning from various texts.
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