ELTWeekly Volume 10, Issue 7
2 Evidence-Based Learning Strategies Setting Up Effective Group Work 5 Ways to Use Picture Books to Teach Grammar and Vocabulary Using Cloze Activities in the ESL and ELL Classroom Using…
2 Evidence-Based Learning Strategies Setting Up Effective Group Work 5 Ways to Use Picture Books to Teach Grammar and Vocabulary Using Cloze Activities in the ESL and ELL Classroom Using…
I often say to my students, “If a test is the first time you’re made to think about or with the class material, we’ve both probably failed.” Learning is effortful and requires cognition. As their teacher, I need to ensure that I provide my students with opportunities for demonstration of learning in the classroom.
Research supports what we probably already knew about student collaboration: It’s integral to learning. We know that collaboration helps students build their interpersonal and social and emotional skills. We know that students don’t learn facts in a vacuum; social learning helps them build a more meaningful understanding of the world.