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Make sure you differentiate between formative and summative evaluation.

Identify the cause and type of error before giving feedback.

Use techniques that help understand the error and context.

Encourage students to self-correct and work with peers.

Focus on positive feedback.

Create a safe environment for students to understand making mistakes is ok.

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We must have well-structured lessons with clear goals.

Rotate attention among students.

Create clear routines and expectations from the start.

Keep instructions brief and clear.

Treat students fairly, avoid humiliation, and use rewards.

Encourage student independence and responsibility.

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This first video explains the difference between formative and summative evaluation. Formative evaluation gives students continuous feedback that helps them improve, and summative evaluation summarizes their overall performance, this is the one we know more because is like a final grade. The video shows the importance of analyzing the type of error our student for us to choose the right feedback technique, and encouraging rather than discouraging students. For writing we our main focus should first be on fluency and comprehension, and doing self-correction, peer feedback, and teacher support.

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In the video there are strategies for managing large classes, focusing on pedagogical planning and student behavior. It shows how the teacher should plan structured lessons, diagnose student needs, and provide individual attention when possible. The highlight is on how to create classroom routines and logistics to make the classes more clear and consistent. It's important to create activities and self-directed tasks help keep learners engaged. Discipline is also important and we should set clear rules, use rewards, apply fair consequences, and treat students with respect.