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Flip classroom

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Quiz, video based quiz, Debates, Project Based Learning - Research, Role play, etc

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Quiz, video based quiz, Debates, Project Based Learning - Research, Role play, etc

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Rubrics has to be set for each topic

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Online games like Kahoot for Informal/Formative Assessments

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Games
Puzzles

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Spot the differences
Connet the pictures and  create a story
Drawing the idioms on  a blank page

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Four corners and daring doodles are the ones I use quite often. There are more you can explore on this site

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Think pair share
Demonstration
Brainstorming

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MCQ
Quiz organised by Students

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student led doubt solving session

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Observe the picture and answer

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Quiz like KBC

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Bamboozle or Kahoot games

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Presentation of topic by students

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PPT, videos

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PPT, videos

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PPT, videos

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PPT, videos

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Debate on a topic.

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Quizziz
MCQ
Picture description (With giving some words and without words) depending on the grades

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Connecting the real world scenario to current topic

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Connecting the real world scenario to current topic

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Asking student to list down or search out the different use the current topic in real world scenario or any future use they can think of might help to engage them better ...I am saying interms of mathematics i am sure other subjects can also do this

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Role play

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group discussion
flip class

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Peer testing

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Quiz, debates, preparing question paper on the given topic

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Four corners and daring doodles are the ones I use quite often.

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Works well in this situation

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Group discussion

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Compare and contrast two same topic based newspaper articles

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Poll,roleplay,

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quiz
true or false
flip classroom

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Word Connectors
Linking words and corelation of perceptions

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Simulations
Personification
PPT
Discussion
Jigsaw

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Gallery walk
Silent debate

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Quiz
Games
Image comprehension and description
Summarise using a graphic organiser
Word search

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Various techniques....give a key term and let them connect to other terms learnt and write down their understanding about a specific topic. Quizzes can also be used. Puzzles....

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Scripting and role playing

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Quizizz

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Can be done through various ways.

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portfolios
leading of discussions in class

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List of Rubrics
Question bank

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Animated audio listening followed by filling up of an objective worksheet

Peer Teaching of different topics

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Formative assessment tools I use for AS and A level English General Paper
1. Research based PPTs which the students present in a group of 2/3.
2. Debate in MUN format.
3. Socratic seminar for argumentative, discursive, persuasive essays.
4. Peer feedback
5. Teachers feedback.
6. Question making- students form sub-topic questions based on a common topic.