Series Content Conversations: Strategies for ELLs: Listening & Speaking: Formative Assessment
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- How does Ms. Horwitz's use of the checklist help students focus on their speaking and listening goals?
- How does Ms. Horwitz use the data from the checklist?
- How could you adapt this checklist for use in your own classroom?
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School Details
Acorn Woodland Elementary School1025 81st Avenue
Oakland CA 94621
Population: 286
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Teachers
Sarah Horwitz
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30 Comments
Mary Keeves Jan 20, 2024 9:37am
I love the use of this checklist!!! It assists in determining which children have shared/what would encourage them to share, and exactly how the teacher shall meet their needs. Children are held accountable and encouraged; they are ALL actively participating and owning their learning!!
Julie Davis May 18, 2023 2:27pm
Way to go Ms. Horwitz! I love the checklist idea of getting a formative assessment from students speaking and listening the teacher is able to get a lot of information. Are the students listening to what their peers are they staying on topic? The relaxed setting is helpful especially when getting the relucant student to speak. I see the need for preteaching how to participate in some of my classes would be necessary.
Brenda Batts Jan 23, 2023 4:50pm
The fact that the teacher used the checklist as documentation resource proved to be a very effective tool to evaluate the listening and speaking skills of scholars. She also acknowledged students who were applying the skills.
Karie Taylor Oct 18, 2020 10:14pm
letting students know exactly what you are looking for / modleing/havng sentence stems to help talk about thier idea or just agree with anther students idea and restate it are powerful tools. I notied she definatley had done some training in discussion sentence starters and response starters to enhance confidence in stating ideas and questions.