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Film a video in sign language and students have to write down answers or answer the questions. 

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Film a video in sign language and students have to write down answers or answer the questions. 

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Kahoot, Nearpod games and activities, Pear deck too

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Kahoot, Nearpod games and activities, Pear deck too

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Kahoot! Zoom breakout rooms followed by large group chat follow up and/or oral questions

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Kahoot! Zoom breakout rooms followed by large group chat follow up and/or oral questions

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Quiz, final vid

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Low-point assignments (low stakes)
In-class work, pre-discussed work

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Flipgrid recordings

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Kahoot, Quizizz, and Gimkit for diagnostic games

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Oral exams, telling narratives in language, or conversations between 2 students.

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Watch target language as a group, teacher asks questions about content

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Watch target language as a group, teacher asks questions about content

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Students can post an initial posting in the goal language and respond to a couple of classmates. Grading can be for participation. This activity is useful to identify area that are needed for improvement.

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Reflections during the semester
Writing assignments/review
Questions and discussion
Discussion option from eLearning

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Listening comprehension with oral answers required.

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Google classroom: group activity to check for grammar understanding/usage

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Google classroom: group activity to check for grammar understanding/usage

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Pre-tests. Reflections on Deaf culture or what it means to be bilingual/learn a second language. No stakes self-assessments or Can-Do assessments

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Describe lo que este chico hace.

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Introductory questions at beginning of class that ap

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Introductory questions at beginning of class that ap

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Ask questions in target language, student responds in target language
Ask students to do a live roleplay with a script to follow.
Give students short video projects where they post a video answering premade questions.

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I use Extempore for my students to practice spontaneous speaking because there isn't enough time for them to each practice during synchronous sessions.

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Unique Ways to Use Extempore #3: Freewrites / Freetalks

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Oral Language Assessment Tools, Open Free Instructor Account - Extempore

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Unique Ways to Use Extempore #3: Freewrites / Freetalks If your students were dropped into the target language environment by themselves right at this second, what could they do? Could they survive with more than just primitive hand signals? "Freewrite" and "freetalk" assignments give you those answers.