Showing posts with label audio recording. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio recording. Show all posts
Tuesday, 4 February 2020
Unit 4: Keeping it real!
One of the best strategies I heard about in this unit was the teacher recording daily conversations to use in class. She explained that she would record exchanges (with permission) of her and others conducting daily business, such as a return or ordering a meal at a restaurant. She tailored what she recorded, to the needs of her students. As she mentioned, I think that students would appreciate the time and effort the teacher put in and that they would enjoy hearing the conversations that involved her and those she interacted with throughout the day. I might even expand on the idea and engage students in creating recordings as well, especially if I had a multi-level classroom. The recordings could be used for self or peer assessment or as a teaching tool. This is definitely a strategy that I would use in my class
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Unit 3: Classroom Management
This is often the undoing of novice and experienced teachers. They have their lesson plans well planned and have been told that as long as t...
-
I think that the reading level of the text example would work well for students who are CLB 4. (readability) As one of the recommended ta...
-
This is definitely a challenging area, as there is a fine balance between wanting to share resources that you know will support learning a...
-
Preparing lessons is challenging, but also exciting. The chance to help students to learn something new, to develop their skills or to impac...
