Formative and Summative Assessment . This is the second version after the first one that was made in 2012 .
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Teaching Speaking Tahiri High School , Djelfa -Algeria -26 april 2016hamoud aziz ladjadj
Micro-teaching is a technique used for teacher training. It involves teaching a short lesson (usually 5-10 minutes) to a small group of peers. Some key points about micro-teaching:
- It allows student teachers to practice teaching techniques on a small scale before doing it with real students. This helps build confidence.
- The short time frame forces student teachers to plan their lesson carefully and focus on key elements like objectives, methodology and timing.
- Peer observation and feedback is an important part. Observers can provide constructive criticism to help improve teaching skills.
- It is less stressful than doing a full lesson since the class is small. Mistakes can be made and learned from in a low stakes environment
This workshop is dedicated to the inspector Fatiha Zahaf from Djel. The document introduces Mr. Hamoud Aziz Ladjadj, a teacher of English and teacher trainer from Ouled Nail Town, Algeria. It includes information about his personal details, likes, hobbies and a guessing game for participants.
Differentiation Activities in the Chinese language classroomShaz Lawrence
This document summarizes a presentation about differentiated instruction in the Chinese language classroom. It discusses how differentiation allows teachers to meet the varied needs of students by adjusting content, process, and product based on student readiness, interests, and learning profiles. Examples are given of how to tier activities, use learning contracts, and give students choices in how they demonstrate their learning. The goal of differentiation is success for all students.
The document discusses the thematic approach to teaching Chinese. It explains that a thematic unit uses meaningful real-life contexts to connect topics and embed authentic learning experiences. Themes are developed by brainstorming concepts related to a topic and planning learning activities, assessments and a culminating project centered around the theme. Developing thematic units allows students to learn Chinese in a meaningful way through engaging, purposeful activities.
Academic Rigour and Engagement In The Chinese ClassroomShaz Lawrence
This document discusses strategies for promoting academic rigour and engagement in a Chinese language program. It emphasizes raising standards and expectations, moving beyond rote learning towards deeper learning. The document recommends adopting an 80/20 model where students do 80% of the work through activities like think-pair-shares, surveys and journaling. It also stresses using authentic materials, clear learning outcomes, varied tasks, choice and collaboration to engage secondary students. Rigour is defined as promoting excellence through high expectations, engaging learners and making achievement cool.
How to use games in the Chinese classroomShaz Lawrence
This document provides guidance and suggestions for using games in the Chinese language classroom. It discusses how games can lower students' anxiety and increase participation and motivation. It recommends that games have clear objectives, rules, and ways to score points. Suggestions are given for group sizes, turn-taking, and providing support materials. Seventeen specific game ideas are then described in detail, covering activities like Jeopardy, Pictionary-style drawing games, and games using flashcards to practice vocabulary and sentences.
Teaching Speaking Tahiri High School , Djelfa -Algeria -26 april 2016hamoud aziz ladjadj
Micro-teaching is a technique used for teacher training. It involves teaching a short lesson (usually 5-10 minutes) to a small group of peers. Some key points about micro-teaching:
- It allows student teachers to practice teaching techniques on a small scale before doing it with real students. This helps build confidence.
- The short time frame forces student teachers to plan their lesson carefully and focus on key elements like objectives, methodology and timing.
- Peer observation and feedback is an important part. Observers can provide constructive criticism to help improve teaching skills.
- It is less stressful than doing a full lesson since the class is small. Mistakes can be made and learned from in a low stakes environment
This workshop is dedicated to the inspector Fatiha Zahaf from Djel. The document introduces Mr. Hamoud Aziz Ladjadj, a teacher of English and teacher trainer from Ouled Nail Town, Algeria. It includes information about his personal details, likes, hobbies and a guessing game for participants.
Differentiation Activities in the Chinese language classroomShaz Lawrence
This document summarizes a presentation about differentiated instruction in the Chinese language classroom. It discusses how differentiation allows teachers to meet the varied needs of students by adjusting content, process, and product based on student readiness, interests, and learning profiles. Examples are given of how to tier activities, use learning contracts, and give students choices in how they demonstrate their learning. The goal of differentiation is success for all students.
The document discusses the thematic approach to teaching Chinese. It explains that a thematic unit uses meaningful real-life contexts to connect topics and embed authentic learning experiences. Themes are developed by brainstorming concepts related to a topic and planning learning activities, assessments and a culminating project centered around the theme. Developing thematic units allows students to learn Chinese in a meaningful way through engaging, purposeful activities.
Academic Rigour and Engagement In The Chinese ClassroomShaz Lawrence
This document discusses strategies for promoting academic rigour and engagement in a Chinese language program. It emphasizes raising standards and expectations, moving beyond rote learning towards deeper learning. The document recommends adopting an 80/20 model where students do 80% of the work through activities like think-pair-shares, surveys and journaling. It also stresses using authentic materials, clear learning outcomes, varied tasks, choice and collaboration to engage secondary students. Rigour is defined as promoting excellence through high expectations, engaging learners and making achievement cool.
How to use games in the Chinese classroomShaz Lawrence
This document provides guidance and suggestions for using games in the Chinese language classroom. It discusses how games can lower students' anxiety and increase participation and motivation. It recommends that games have clear objectives, rules, and ways to score points. Suggestions are given for group sizes, turn-taking, and providing support materials. Seventeen specific game ideas are then described in detail, covering activities like Jeopardy, Pictionary-style drawing games, and games using flashcards to practice vocabulary and sentences.
Multiple Intelligences In The Chinese ClassroomShaz Lawrence
Every student can learn Chinese effectively. However, every student has their own learning style and teachers must adjust content, assessment and process to suit the students.
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49 ways to make your esl speaking class awesomeJackie Bolen
This document provides 43 tips for making an ESL speaking class engaging and effective. Some key tips include changing speaking partners often, using role-plays, games, and activities to build confidence, focusing on both fluency and accuracy, incorporating listening and reading, giving feedback, and encouraging students through praise. The overall message is that speaking classes should be fun, interactive, and help students improve their English communication skills.
This document provides guidance on implementing a flipped classroom model. It discusses four key steps: [1] choosing a topic and writing student learning outcomes; [2] locating content-rich resources for students; [3] including activities for students to complete at home; and [4] providing in-class activities for students to apply what they have learned. The document contains examples and templates to help teachers plan flipped lessons, locate online content, design homework assignments, and structure classroom time for active learning. It aims to offer a structured approach for teachers to transition to the flipped model.
The document contains resources for teaching a flipped Chinese language classroom including videos, presentations, worksheets, notes, lesson plan templates, and a reflection journal. It discusses the roles of teachers and students in a flipped classroom, with teachers introducing new content at home through videos for students to watch, and class time used to review and apply content through activities led by the teacher. Challenges of the flipped classroom model are addressed, noting it is not meant to replace the teacher or involve isolated learning, but rather aims to increase personalized learning through student-teacher interaction and engaging activities.
The document discusses establishing a balanced Chinese writing program for students that includes writing journals, teaching the writing process of planning, drafting and revising, and providing meaningful writing activities and genres for students to express themselves authentically. It provides examples of writing prompts and projects to engage students in the writing process.
This document summarizes a professional development workshop for language teachers. It includes an agenda with topics on interpersonal speaking standards, strategies to facilitate interpersonal speaking in the classroom, a role play activity to practice communication strategies, and a discussion of common assessments for interpersonal speaking. Video samples of student interpersonal speaking performances were also shared for teachers to evaluate using a provided rubric. The workshop aimed to help teachers develop instructional strategies and assessments for interpersonal speaking.
The document discusses the importance of speaking practice in English language classrooms. It states that speaking skills are important for motivation and success, but teachers often focus more on reading and writing. It provides tips for teachers to create a classroom environment where students feel comfortable speaking, such as rearranging furniture, using English for instructions, giving positive feedback, and ensuring students have the language skills for tasks. The document stresses the benefits of practice, monitoring participation, and individual assistance to improve students' oral proficiency.
This document provides teachers with strategies for making English class more interactive and engaging for students. It discusses using activities that incorporate movement, auditory, and visual elements to appeal to different learning styles. Suggested activities include Simon Says to review vocabulary, group games like Land and Water that motivate students through competition. The document stresses the importance of activities allowing all students to participate and practice multiple skills like speaking, listening, and writing. A checklist is provided to help teachers design lessons that meet these criteria. Examples of additional interactive games are also outlined, such as vocabulary racing and sentence building activities at the board.
This document provides guidance on developing effective speaking lesson plans. It begins by explaining that an organized teacher with well-structured lesson plans can best motivate students and provide useful language practice. It then outlines the key steps in creating a lesson plan, including determining the topic, developing objectives and activities, and providing feedback. Various classroom activities are proposed to develop students' speaking skills through discussion, role plays, interviews and other interactive exercises. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of teaching speaking and providing a rich communicative environment for students to practice.
This lesson plan aims to help secondary 3 students practice English through oral interaction and reading on the topic of accomplishment and failure. The plan includes a variety of activities such as watching a video on successful people who initially failed, discussing opinions on failure and success, learning equine vocabulary through a split information activity, reading a poem, sharing personal experiences, and working in groups to solve problems related to dealing with failure. The teacher models activities, provides scaffolding, integrates Chinese culture, and incorporates multiple opportunities for cooperative learning and oral interaction. While the plan was realistic given the students' English level and discipline, the teacher could have better utilized the introductory video and anticipated differing student needs. Overall, cooperative learning activities and modeling instructions
This document provides examples of different types of grammar assessment questions that can be used to test students' knowledge of grammar, including multiple choice, error identification, sentence ordering, completion items, transformations, word changes, and sentence combining. Multiple choice is the most common for quickly testing many grammar points. Error identification requires students to find mistakes. Completion, transformations, and word changes assess production abilities. The goal is to test understanding of grammar in a balanced way while considering ease of grading and realism.
1. The document provides details of an English lesson plan for teaching everyday routines to students.
2. The lesson plan aims to teach students to tell what activities they have to and don't have to do daily through tasks like reading a dialogue, reconstructing sentences, and playing a board game.
3. The teacher's role is to introduce and explain vocabulary like "have to", set up tasks and activities, and check students' understanding, while students practice speaking, reading, and expressing what activities are required or optional in their daily routines.
1. The document discusses teaching speaking skills and provides characteristics of spoken language, principles for designing speaking activities, using group work, and common types of activities.
2. Some key characteristics of spoken language mentioned are its spontaneity, time constraints, and inclusion of false starts and repetitions.
3. Successful speaking tasks encourage maximum foreign language use, even participation, high motivation, accommodate different proficiency levels, and promote cooperation.
The lesson plan aims to introduce students to vocabulary related to personal information such as name, age, and country of origin. It includes 6 activities to practice this new vocabulary, such as introducing themselves, learning numbers to state their age, identifying countries on a map, and learning about four influential teenagers from around the world. Scaffolding strategies such as repetition and modeling are incorporated throughout to support student understanding and speaking practice.
This lesson plan is for a 60-minute English class for 13-16 year old Thai students at an intermediate proficiency level. The lesson focuses on listening skills and the use of modals. Students will listen to an audio about Couchsurfing and cultural exchange. They will work in groups to understand the content, discuss advantages and disadvantages of smartphone use, and role play conversations using modals. The lesson incorporates group work, competitions, and personalization to engage students and have them practice the target language in a meaningful way.
This document outlines the procedures for a lesson on how to deliver a speech. It includes objectives, subject matter, materials, and procedures. The procedures involve introducing the topic, defining a speech, discussing different speech types and methods of delivery, and demonstrating steps. Students then role play delivering speeches in groups. Individual work involves constructing a 4 paragraph speech and delivering it for evaluation based on content, delivery, and grammar. The lesson aims to teach students how to construct and deliver an effective speech through explanations, activities, and practice.
This document contains a lesson plan on the topic of accomplishment and failure for secondary 3 students. The lesson plan includes objectives, materials, and a detailed structure outlining teacher and student activities. It also includes reflections on how the lesson plan was realistic given the teaching situation, what could have been anticipated, and what worked well. The teacher reflects that cooperative learning activities worked well to engage students in interacting in the target language. Areas for improvement include better use of a video clip and planning extra work for strong students.
The document discusses systemic lupus erythematosus and various health risks such as high blood cholesterol, heart attacks, strokes, and clogged arteries. It also recommends eating 5 servings of fruits and vegetables per day, with 1 serving equaling 1 cup. Protein and fat are also mentioned.
In December 2015 the Periodic Amendments enacted to
the tax law [in Spanish: RMF] were published in the Official
Gazette of the Federation [in Spanish: el Diario Oficial de
la Federación] for 2016, which will be in force from January
1 to December 31, 2016
Multiple Intelligences In The Chinese ClassroomShaz Lawrence
Every student can learn Chinese effectively. However, every student has their own learning style and teachers must adjust content, assessment and process to suit the students.
If you happen to like this powerpoint, you may contact me at flippedchannel@gmail.com
I offer some educational services like:
-powerpoint presentation maker
-grammarian
-content creator
-layout designer
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49 ways to make your esl speaking class awesomeJackie Bolen
This document provides 43 tips for making an ESL speaking class engaging and effective. Some key tips include changing speaking partners often, using role-plays, games, and activities to build confidence, focusing on both fluency and accuracy, incorporating listening and reading, giving feedback, and encouraging students through praise. The overall message is that speaking classes should be fun, interactive, and help students improve their English communication skills.
This document provides guidance on implementing a flipped classroom model. It discusses four key steps: [1] choosing a topic and writing student learning outcomes; [2] locating content-rich resources for students; [3] including activities for students to complete at home; and [4] providing in-class activities for students to apply what they have learned. The document contains examples and templates to help teachers plan flipped lessons, locate online content, design homework assignments, and structure classroom time for active learning. It aims to offer a structured approach for teachers to transition to the flipped model.
The document contains resources for teaching a flipped Chinese language classroom including videos, presentations, worksheets, notes, lesson plan templates, and a reflection journal. It discusses the roles of teachers and students in a flipped classroom, with teachers introducing new content at home through videos for students to watch, and class time used to review and apply content through activities led by the teacher. Challenges of the flipped classroom model are addressed, noting it is not meant to replace the teacher or involve isolated learning, but rather aims to increase personalized learning through student-teacher interaction and engaging activities.
The document discusses establishing a balanced Chinese writing program for students that includes writing journals, teaching the writing process of planning, drafting and revising, and providing meaningful writing activities and genres for students to express themselves authentically. It provides examples of writing prompts and projects to engage students in the writing process.
This document summarizes a professional development workshop for language teachers. It includes an agenda with topics on interpersonal speaking standards, strategies to facilitate interpersonal speaking in the classroom, a role play activity to practice communication strategies, and a discussion of common assessments for interpersonal speaking. Video samples of student interpersonal speaking performances were also shared for teachers to evaluate using a provided rubric. The workshop aimed to help teachers develop instructional strategies and assessments for interpersonal speaking.
The document discusses the importance of speaking practice in English language classrooms. It states that speaking skills are important for motivation and success, but teachers often focus more on reading and writing. It provides tips for teachers to create a classroom environment where students feel comfortable speaking, such as rearranging furniture, using English for instructions, giving positive feedback, and ensuring students have the language skills for tasks. The document stresses the benefits of practice, monitoring participation, and individual assistance to improve students' oral proficiency.
This document provides teachers with strategies for making English class more interactive and engaging for students. It discusses using activities that incorporate movement, auditory, and visual elements to appeal to different learning styles. Suggested activities include Simon Says to review vocabulary, group games like Land and Water that motivate students through competition. The document stresses the importance of activities allowing all students to participate and practice multiple skills like speaking, listening, and writing. A checklist is provided to help teachers design lessons that meet these criteria. Examples of additional interactive games are also outlined, such as vocabulary racing and sentence building activities at the board.
This document provides guidance on developing effective speaking lesson plans. It begins by explaining that an organized teacher with well-structured lesson plans can best motivate students and provide useful language practice. It then outlines the key steps in creating a lesson plan, including determining the topic, developing objectives and activities, and providing feedback. Various classroom activities are proposed to develop students' speaking skills through discussion, role plays, interviews and other interactive exercises. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of teaching speaking and providing a rich communicative environment for students to practice.
This lesson plan aims to help secondary 3 students practice English through oral interaction and reading on the topic of accomplishment and failure. The plan includes a variety of activities such as watching a video on successful people who initially failed, discussing opinions on failure and success, learning equine vocabulary through a split information activity, reading a poem, sharing personal experiences, and working in groups to solve problems related to dealing with failure. The teacher models activities, provides scaffolding, integrates Chinese culture, and incorporates multiple opportunities for cooperative learning and oral interaction. While the plan was realistic given the students' English level and discipline, the teacher could have better utilized the introductory video and anticipated differing student needs. Overall, cooperative learning activities and modeling instructions
This document provides examples of different types of grammar assessment questions that can be used to test students' knowledge of grammar, including multiple choice, error identification, sentence ordering, completion items, transformations, word changes, and sentence combining. Multiple choice is the most common for quickly testing many grammar points. Error identification requires students to find mistakes. Completion, transformations, and word changes assess production abilities. The goal is to test understanding of grammar in a balanced way while considering ease of grading and realism.
1. The document provides details of an English lesson plan for teaching everyday routines to students.
2. The lesson plan aims to teach students to tell what activities they have to and don't have to do daily through tasks like reading a dialogue, reconstructing sentences, and playing a board game.
3. The teacher's role is to introduce and explain vocabulary like "have to", set up tasks and activities, and check students' understanding, while students practice speaking, reading, and expressing what activities are required or optional in their daily routines.
1. The document discusses teaching speaking skills and provides characteristics of spoken language, principles for designing speaking activities, using group work, and common types of activities.
2. Some key characteristics of spoken language mentioned are its spontaneity, time constraints, and inclusion of false starts and repetitions.
3. Successful speaking tasks encourage maximum foreign language use, even participation, high motivation, accommodate different proficiency levels, and promote cooperation.
The lesson plan aims to introduce students to vocabulary related to personal information such as name, age, and country of origin. It includes 6 activities to practice this new vocabulary, such as introducing themselves, learning numbers to state their age, identifying countries on a map, and learning about four influential teenagers from around the world. Scaffolding strategies such as repetition and modeling are incorporated throughout to support student understanding and speaking practice.
This lesson plan is for a 60-minute English class for 13-16 year old Thai students at an intermediate proficiency level. The lesson focuses on listening skills and the use of modals. Students will listen to an audio about Couchsurfing and cultural exchange. They will work in groups to understand the content, discuss advantages and disadvantages of smartphone use, and role play conversations using modals. The lesson incorporates group work, competitions, and personalization to engage students and have them practice the target language in a meaningful way.
This document outlines the procedures for a lesson on how to deliver a speech. It includes objectives, subject matter, materials, and procedures. The procedures involve introducing the topic, defining a speech, discussing different speech types and methods of delivery, and demonstrating steps. Students then role play delivering speeches in groups. Individual work involves constructing a 4 paragraph speech and delivering it for evaluation based on content, delivery, and grammar. The lesson aims to teach students how to construct and deliver an effective speech through explanations, activities, and practice.
This document contains a lesson plan on the topic of accomplishment and failure for secondary 3 students. The lesson plan includes objectives, materials, and a detailed structure outlining teacher and student activities. It also includes reflections on how the lesson plan was realistic given the teaching situation, what could have been anticipated, and what worked well. The teacher reflects that cooperative learning activities worked well to engage students in interacting in the target language. Areas for improvement include better use of a video clip and planning extra work for strong students.
The document discusses systemic lupus erythematosus and various health risks such as high blood cholesterol, heart attacks, strokes, and clogged arteries. It also recommends eating 5 servings of fruits and vegetables per day, with 1 serving equaling 1 cup. Protein and fat are also mentioned.
In December 2015 the Periodic Amendments enacted to
the tax law [in Spanish: RMF] were published in the Official
Gazette of the Federation [in Spanish: el Diario Oficial de
la Federación] for 2016, which will be in force from January
1 to December 31, 2016
On March 1st, 2016 the Mexican Tax Administration
Service [in Spanish: el Servicio de Administración
Tributaria (SAT)], published on its webpage the
complement that must be used for issuing a CFDI for
definitive export transactions of merchandise, using the
customs declaration code “A1”
In an increasingly globalized economy it is more common
to find companies that have commenced economic
activities in other countries; whether it is to increase their
production, to reduce costs, to enter a specific market, or
for tax benefits. To that end, companies have mainly
decided to give loans to their affiliates instead of making
capital contributions.
El documento resume las principales propuestas de reforma fiscal para 2016 en México, incluyendo: 1) permitir mayores deducciones personales para ahorro e inversiones; 2) eliminar límites a deducciones de beneficios para trabajadores; y 3) establecer nuevas declaraciones de precios de transferencia para grupos multinacionales.
The document appears to contain a series of lists with various words and numbers. It is unclear what the overall topic or purpose of the document is based on the information provided.
This document outlines various English grammar tenses and structures including:
1) The present continuous, present simple, past simple, past continuous, present perfect simple, past perfect simple, past perfect continuous, future simple, future continuous and future perfect.
2) Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs.
3) The passive voice and how it differs from the active voice.
4) Common modal verbs like can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would and their uses.
5) Gerunds (verb+ing structures) and verb patterns after prepositions.
6) The four conditional sentences and how they are
How to insert fun in the learning process. Khemis-Miliana workshop 26.12.2016hamoud aziz ladjadj
This document introduces the speaker, Mr. Hamoud Aziz Ladjadj, and the topic of making learning fun. It provides 5 ways to incorporate fun into the learning process: 1) Using technology like videos games and tablets that students enjoy. 2) Making regular lessons more interactive through activities like running to the board or making recipes. 3) Turning review times into games like ping pong or spin the wheel. 4) Taking field trips outside the classroom to directly see topics they are learning about.
This document discusses the adoption and implementation of Blackboard Learn at a college. It provides timelines showing the piloting of Blackboard Learn from 2013 to 2014, with all faculty expected to use it by fall 2014. It discusses Rogers' diffusion of innovation model and shows adoption following an S-curve. It recognizes the key roles of innovators like faculty piloting the system, as well as the Provost's office in championing Blackboard Learn on campus. The goal is a full implementation that reaches critical mass.
Las entidades y personas físicas residentes en México ahora tienen la obligación de emitir Comprobantes Fiscales Digitales por Internet (CFDI) para pagos realizados a residentes en el extranjero, incluyendo salarios, pensiones, honorarios, arrendamientos, dividendos e intereses. Estos CFDI servirán como constancia de pagos y retenciones a residentes extranjeros y podrán utilizarse para acreditar impuestos pagados en México contra impuestos adeudados en el país de origen del residente extranjero.
Recently and in several tax forums, tax authorities
have mentioned new fiscalization measures
focused on payments abroad carried out between
related parties.
On August 19th 2014, the 3rd modifications to the miscellaneous tax resolution were published through the Tax Authorities’ website. Please find the most relevant items regarding electronic accounting:
El documento establece los requisitos para deducir gastos a prorrata realizados en el extranjero. Se requiere que los gastos sean estrictamente indispensables para la actividad del contribuyente, que las personas con quienes se hagan gastos sean residentes de un país con acuerdo de intercambio de información con México, y que se acredite que el servicio correspondiente al gasto fue efectivamente prestado. Además, se debe demostrar que el precio del gasto entre partes relacionadas se ubica dentro del rango de precios de merc
Kevin St.Clergy is a practice-building expert for the audiology and hearing aid industry. He has a Masters in Audiology and previously worked as an audiologist, ran his own practice, and was the Director of Business Development for a network of 2,000 practices. He now runs MedPB, which helps audiology and ENT practices attract more patients, schedule more appointments, sell more hearing aids, and improve profits. Kevin is a sought-after speaker who shares proven strategies for practice success covering topics like marketing, converting calls to appointments, counseling, and maximizing profits. He regularly receives high ratings and praise from conference attendees and organizers.
En su website el SAT presenta el proyecto de 1ra Resolución Miscelánea Fiscal en donde prorroga el envío del catalogo de cuentas y balanza de comprobación para ser presentado el 03 de Abril, asi como el inicio de la obligación de las pólizas para Julio 2015.
También se precisa el envió de la información de operaciones relevantes para 2015 en la regla 2.8.1.16.
This document discusses severe infections in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Patients with SLE have an increased risk of more severe infections due to immune dysfunction from the disease and immunosuppression from treatments. Common infection sites include the urinary tract, lungs, joints, central nervous system, and abdomen. Bacteria cause 80-90% of infections. Risk factors for major infections in SLE patients include older age, longer disease duration, organ damage, and invasive infections. Infections are a leading cause of death in SLE patients, accounting for 25-40% of deaths in studies from various countries.
This document is Chance Briggs' CV, which summarizes his professional experience working for various international development organizations. It details his roles as National Director of World Vision Mali, managing a $60 million budget; Programmes Director of World Vision Mozambique, overseeing $32-45 million in projects; and Programmes Director of World Vision Pakistan responding to the 2005 earthquake. It also lists relevant experience as Country Director of Interact Worldwide in Pakistan and Deputy Emergency Coordinator for Catholic Relief Services in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The CV demonstrates Briggs' experience leading large-scale international development programs across multiple countries in Africa and Asia.
The document discusses three main groups of trigonometric identities: reciprocal relations which relate trig functions that are inverse of each other like tangent and cotangent; quotient relations which show relationships between ratios of trig functions like tangent being equal to the sine over the cosine; and the Pythagorean relation which is the fundamental relationship between sine and cosine where the square of one added to the square of the other is equal to 1. Examples are provided for each type of identity and an activity is included to practice using and filling in identity formulas.
This document appears to be a presentation given by Mr. Aziz Hamoud Ladjadj, a teacher of 14 years at Nekkag Saad Middle School. The presentation covers various topics related to assessment, including the differences between formative and summative assessment, examples of different assessment strategies, and having participants analyze and classify examples of assessments. Videos and group activities are included to encourage participation and learning.
The document provides information and instructions for various classroom activities and techniques, including: conducting a learner needs analysis to identify student skills, goals, and needs; understanding different learning styles and matching teaching methods accordingly; a student biography exchange method where students interview each other; a micrologue technique where students write and present short stories summarizing events; and a macrologue technique for developing extended discussions.
The document discusses the importance of developing questioning skills in teacher trainees. It explains that questioning is a core teaching technique used in various methods for teaching special needs children. However, trainees may struggle to implement these methods unless they have strong questioning abilities. Therefore, training on questioning skills is essential for teacher trainees to become effective educators who can best support the learning of children with hearing impairments.
The document provides an agenda for a 3-day training of trainers course, outlining objectives, sessions, and activities to teach participants about training design, delivery, and improvement. Key topics include learning styles, training needs assessment, learning theories, training methods, handling difficult participants, and demonstrations. The goal is for participants to learn how to design and deliver effective training courses and develop action plans to strengthen their skills as trainers.
Webinar: Assessing to Inform Teaching and Learning: A Guide for LeadersDreamBox Learning
This webinar focused on formative assessment strategies for teachers. It discussed five key formative assessment techniques: observations, interviews, show me activities, hinge questions, and exit tasks. These techniques provide evidence of student learning through activities like observing students, asking them questions, having them demonstrate their understanding, and completing culminating tasks. The webinar emphasized that formative assessment should be used flexibly on a daily basis to inform teaching and help students learn.
Here are the key steps in the process described in chunks:
1. Arrange things into groups based on common characteristics.
2. If more space is needed, move some items to another location.
3. Do not try to group too many things at once. It is better to group a few items at a time.
4. After grouping, put the items into their proper places until they are needed again and the process repeats.
Sequencing
The steps in the process are:
1. Arrange items into groups based on common traits.
2. If more space is needed, relocate some items.
3. Group items in small batches rather than too many at once.
21. Farmers field school (training of trainers to t and ffs)Mr.Allah Dad Khan
A Series of Lectures By Mr. Allah Dad Khan Provincial Director IPM ( Master Trainer ) KPK Ministry of Food Agriculture and Livestock (MINFAL) Islamabad Pakistan
This document discusses various aspects of lesson planning, including differences between planning for young learners versus adults. It addresses key questions to consider in planning, such as how the teaching-learning process will be evaluated. Different templates for lesson plans are presented. The document also includes a quiz to test understanding of key concepts. Overall, it emphasizes that a lesson plan provides a framework and roadmap to guide instruction and help ensure lessons are balanced, address learners' needs, and meet intended objectives.
The document outlines an agenda for a 3-day "Train the Trainer" workshop which will cover topics such as learning styles, training course design, training delivery techniques, and handling difficult training situations. Participants will learn how to identify training needs, design effective training sessions, and use various teaching methods and activities to engage learners. The workshop also provides opportunities for participants to practice delivering short presentations and receive feedback to improve their skills as trainers.
The document discusses assessment approaches used in problem-based learning (PBL). It outlines the intended learning outcomes of PBL which include collaborating in small groups, critically analyzing issues from triggers, and presenting findings to other teams. It then provides a PBL trigger involving a lecturer who is unhappy with student essay performance and asking for feedback. The document discusses assessing the process versus the product, formative versus summative assessment, and the benefits of self-assessment and peer feedback. It emphasizes that assessment should promote deep learning and provide information to teachers to shape their teaching.
Early release january 2015 celebrate & reflectDena Budrecki
This document outlines an agenda for a professional development meeting focused on increasing student engagement. It includes reflections and celebrations around the learning environment and curriculum. For the section on instruction, participants are asked to consider how understanding by design (UbD) relates to curriculum, assessment, and instruction. They then discuss areas of instruction they are interested in learning more about to help plan future professional development opportunities. The overall goal is to leave participants feeling affirmed and inspired in their work to support student learning.
The document summarizes a CLIL training session that covered various topics:
1. The final session included an exam on creating CLIL units, implementation, and evaluation.
2. Participants took a quiz on CLIL and analyzed CLIL activities using Cummins' matrix.
3. Proper planning of CLIL units was discussed, including establishing a vision, context, unit concept and mind map, and selecting appropriate task types and materials.
4. Examples of CLIL activities and assessments were provided, focusing on making activities student-centered, meaningful, and inclusive of multiple intelligences.
This document outlines the process and stages of teacher inquiry (jugyou kenkyuu) where groups of teachers work together to plan, execute, and evaluate lessons. The stages include:
1. Planning - Teachers define a problem or theme, make a comprehensive lesson plan that incorporates curriculum priorities, and discuss potential issues or changes.
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2. Introduction
My name is Mr Aziz Hamoud Ladjadj .I am 44
years . I am married and I have two kids .
I am a teacher at Nekkag Saad Middle
School in Ain El Bell,Djelfa . I have been
teaching for 17 years but I am still learning .
Do not hesitate to ask questions at the end
of the session because I want to learn from you
too .
I hope that you will appreciate the things we
are going to deal with and benefit from them .
Welcome on board
Facebook : Middle school teachers circle .
12. 1. AFL : Assessment FOR learning.
Formative
2. AOL : Assessment Of learning
Summative
13. 1. Do you think that they are complementary ?
2. Why ?
14. Assessment
Task : Answwer the following question.
What’s the aim of formative and summative
assessment ?
15. AFL
• To help learners to learn more ( On going with a purpose
for the futre ) to make independant learners .
AOL
• To judge how much they learnt / learned ( Mid-term
quizes and tests and final exams )
16. ‘’ When the chef tastes the sauce it is
formative assessment ; when the
customer tastes it, it is summative ”
17. Remark
The quality of the test influences the quality of teaching .
To make a delicious and a crispy bourak , you should use
the right ingredients and follow the logical steps .
18. Work out your
mind !
In small groups , brainstorm the
assessment strategies used in your
school / classroom .
19. Brainstorming .
Concept mapping / mind mapping .
Know , want , learn , how .
22. Brainstorming : What can we do with a pair of
socks ? ( Sift macaroni )
Mind mapping : Holidays – traveling – restaurants
– famous places – museums .
KWL : What I know – What I want to know – What
I learnt .
Note taking : A listening script .
Questionning : Check learners' understanding
Graphic organizers : AELTT – travelling –
workshops – English – friendship – sharing-
opportunities .
23. Venn diagram : British Council workshops Vs
AELTTs’ workshops .
PMI ( De Bono ) What are the positive points
of buying a luxury car ? What are the
negative ones ? What is interesting ? ( Full of
options )
24.
25. Group 01 …………………. smileys
Group 02 …………………. cars
Group 03 …………………. internet browsers
Group 04 ………………..... minions
Group 05 ............................. stars
Group 06 ………………..... cartoons
Group 07 …………………. famous monuments
Group 08 …………………. teaching
26. Self assessment .
Encourages the student to become part of the
whole process of language learning, and to be
aware of individual progress.
Peer assessment .
Activating students as learning resources for
one another.
27. In your groups , classify the
following information in the
right column .
28. A . Formative .
B . Formative .
C . Summative .
D . Summative .
E . Summative .
F . Summative .
G . Formative .
H . Formative .
I . Formative .
29. J . Summative .
K. Summative .
L. Summative .
M. Formative .
N. Formative .
31. 1. I introduced today’s topic .
2. I asked you what you wanted to learn .
3. I gave you time to think .
4. Answering witout raising hands .
5.Raising hands before answering .
6.Saying maybe .
7.True or false and correct .
8.Swapping worksheets .
9.Raising hands to bring learners to quietness .
10. Closed questions ( yes- No ) and open questions .
11. Dictation .
12. Peer correction .
13.Increasing time of thinking ( wait time )
14. Collaborative work . (Peer and Self assessment )
15. Using videos and pictures .
33. The AELTT crew .
The audience .
Mr Yaddadene Noureddine .
My First colleague at work : Miss Haine Moufida .
Miss Zahaf Fatifa ( My inspector )
Mr Samir Bounab .
We are educators and we are born
To make the difference
Made and conducted by :
Mr Hamoud Aziz Ladjadj
34. In your groups , classify the following information in the right
column .
a) When a teacher uses information on learners’ progress during a course to adapt their teaching or to give
learners feedback on their learning. (Formative)
b) Providing feedback to support the learning/teaching process. (formative)
c) Instruments and procedures used to measure attainment and proficiency: typically reporting scores and
grades (summative)
d) Given periodically to determine at a particular point in time what students know and do not know
(summative)
e) Standardized tests (summative)
f) Used at and are an important part of district and classroom programs. (summative)
g) Part of the instructional process (formative)
h) Provides the information needed to adjust teaching and learning while they are happening (formative)
i) Informs both teachers and students about student understanding at a point when timely adjustments can be
made (formative)
j) Help in evaluating certain aspects of the learning process( summative)
k) Tools to help evaluate the effectiveness of programs, school improvement goals, alignment of curriculum, or
student placement in specific programs (summative)
l) Happen too far down the learning path to provide information at the classroom level and to make
instructional adjustments and interventions during the learning process (summative)
m) Helps teachers determine next steps during the learning process (formative)
n) Student involvement (formative)
Editor's Notes
Greeting .
Information concerning the trainer . Read it and then I will ask you some questions ,
Breaking ice activity
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Mr+Bean+taking+a+test+
Did you like the video ? / Was it funny ? / Who was the main character ? / What was it about ? / Is it a good idea for success ? Can you guess today’s topic ? .
Is it a good idea ? Why ?
Suggestion 01 : What do you want to know about assessment ?
Suggestion 02 : What’s assessment ? Think , pair , share .
Time up your colleagues , please . / Give them chance to report the answers ./ Do not ask them to raise their hands to answer ( open discussion ) .
Ask them if they need more explanations .
Do not go further in your explanations . For more explanations : it’s like instructing players how to pass the ball and how to dribble ( Formative )and to score goals (Summative )
Accept answers from the teachers and answer by ¨Maybe ¨.
Remark :
The trainer dictates the questions , then asks one of his / her colleagues to re-read the instruction and to explain it to his/ her colleagues to make sure that it’s clear( Classroom situation )
The teacher ask his / her colleagues to work in pairs and to make sure that everyone has written the same thing and that there isno misundrestanding .
- Give them time to think and to answer after watching the video .
- Ask them to raise their hands and remind them that it’s very important that they respect each others ( The same case for the learners / classroom situation )
Remark : Give chance to your colleagues to answer . Testing is a tool of assassment ,
Video 3 can be considered as a follow up to video 2.
Give them time to report their answers ./ Ask one of your colleagues to point to a partner to give the answer ./ Do not say it’s good but ask them if it’s correct .
You ll be handed envelopes . Inside them , there are the assessment startegies you have just seen . The task is : Make groups of seven 07 and work out the assessment strategies on the A3’s papers and when you finish , you post your work on the wall .
Make groups of 07 according to the categories mentioned on the slide .