What kind of ER feedback do you require from your students?
22 December 2008 - 12:34am — admin
A paper summary
0% (0 votes)
A paper reaction to the reading
0% (0 votes)
A list of newly learnt vocabulary
0% (0 votes)
A quiz on the content
0% (0 votes)
A combination of the above
33% (1 vote)
An oral report
33% (1 vote)
Classroom discussion
33% (1 vote)
Other
0% (0 votes)
I don't require feedback
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 3
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ER Feedback poll
As well as oral reports (students give them to a partner), I ask students to tell me in writing how many points they give each book (which lets me know how much they are enjoying reading, and if they need help choosing suitable books), and how long it took them to read each book (so I can see who is struggling and who is fluent, and who might benefit by reading easier or more challenging books).
--Julian