How to Organise Language Games That Work for Large Classes
Giving feedback: why, when, how
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About the Video
Level
New to TEFL/TESOL, Experienced
Your Students
Adults, Teenagers
Format
webinar
For many students, feedback is the most valuable part of learning, considered an integral part of effective teaching. Equally, gathering feedback on how well students have learned a topic is essential in enabling teachers to address any misunderstanding and provide the proper challenge in future lessons. Thus, it’s clear that feedback is much more than simple error correction and praise for some excellent language.
This webinar will provide practical recommendations on organizing proper feedback in your online lessons so that you and your students can benefit from it.
Keywords
- Teaching teens
- Teaching adults
- Online teaching
Speakers
Who is this Video for?
- teachers who work with teens and adults
- teachers who work online
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