This blog exists for you to pass comment on your mate's work, whether it be recordings produced in class or as speaking tests.
As with everything there are a few rules which must be observed:
- only leave your first name on a comment
- don't leave your email address
- try to leave 2 positive comments followed by one constructive criticism (if appropriate)
- no personal comments
- rude, abusive, inappropriate comments will not find their way online
ALL COMMENTS WILL BE MODERATED BY MYSELF BEFORE THEY GO ONLINE
I asked 2S to tell me the story of their Daily Routine digitally if possible.
Here is the film one of them produced, and I have to say it is a mini work of genius.
Cait:
I asked 2S to tell me about their Daily Routines, digitally if possible. But I did give the option of paper etc if necessary. Here are the results by the Animoto-addicts.
Here's the homeworks my S3 boys class produced, based on a hotel role play they had prepared. You can tell the class "home-boys", they're the ones who made the Akon cartoons.
Liam Graeme Chris Scott David Joe (aka ChrisPBacon) Euan Cameron Stuart Adrian
Here are 1B's presentations on life in Germany. Click on the links to open up the video, you may have to be patient for the first 2 due to technical hitches:
The following podcasts have been produced by my Higher pupils to help younger students understand the finer points of the present tense of regular verbs in French. Have a listen. Which one do you think will help you learn better? Why? Which one do you think might not help you learn? Why?
Here's where you will assess your mate's work. Use the worksheet you have been given and listen to 3 of our friend's assessments. Give them a mark for each category. Then write a brief report for your friend in the form of a compliment sandwich (2 things that rocked about the work and one area for improvement). It is this report you are going to write as a comment on this post. Here is an example:
Roger: You answered most of the questions clearly but sometimes they were just short basic answers. You used opinions to talk about school subjects.
Remember you have to write about 3 people each time so show who you are writing about by writing their first name.
To listen to your friend scroll down in the player below, find your mate's name and click on it. Easy.
Those fine people at LTScotland have collated a selection of resources intended to help this years cohort of NQ candidates prepare for their exams. Also useful I would suspect for us teachers and parents.
It includes a Exam Guide 2008 produced by the Sunday Herald, although having just looked at it there is no specific guide for Languages...why not!!! The Herald itself has a couple of podcasts available to download, which give tips and advice on how to approach exams.
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