Teachers will be ale
to see the direct
evident of what
students have done
and their learning
process
Discussion
board
Digital tool.
Students respond
and reply each
other. One topic
each time.
Teacher will give one topic.
Students respond what they
have researched with valid
links. Students reply others'
responses. Students can
collect links for further
research
Reading
synthesis
Students write what
they think about or
learn from the given
reading materials.
Teacher will give students an
article to read. And then,
students have to think and
write about their own
experiences relating to the
article.
Teachers can assess
content knowledge
and students can also
build their critical
think skills as well by
attending this activity
Peer-review
Students review or make
correction for each other
on their writing tasks
anonymously. Teachers
should instruct students
how to do that properly
and respectfully.
After collecting all the first drafts,
teacher will give each student a
draft of his/her classmate. Also, a
rubric or checklist will be given so
that they will know which aspects
should be focused on. After that,
teacher will collect the draft with
the peer-review notes and give it
back to students so that they can
see others' opinions about their
work.
Listening -
Speaking
These two activities are
performance-based
assessment tools.
Teachers can evaluate
learners' oral skills in
order to assess their
proficiency
Story
telling
Students tell a
story about a
given topic.
Teacher can tell students a story
and have the student write down
main ideas/details. After that,
students will have to retell the
story by their own words. They
can work in groups.
Presentation
Students
present their
research
Working in groups,
students will research
a given topic and then
present what they
have studied in front
of the whole class
Thanks to this activity, students
can self-construct and
reconstruct their knowledge,
and teachers can also assess
their learning process by
listening to their discussion
Quizlet
Digital tool. An activity
operated by teacher.
Students can use their
phones or laptops to
attend. Students join
this activity as groups
Working in groups of three or
four, students will gather
together using their
phones/laptops discussing and
choosing the correct answer.
Teacher should create more
than seven questions with
multiple choices