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a CBD balm from Portland, a screwdriver, a coin 

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I like because is very interesting

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I-Ready &Reading Plus provide Diagnostic Tests for Reading 

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I-Ready &Reading Plus provide Diagnostic Tests for Reading 

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Pear Deck is a new tool that we are starting to use in our school

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Pear Deck is a new tool that we are starting to use in our school

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Flipgrid, speaking assignments with a partner

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Instant check of the lesson

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Quiz or test on Blackboard.  Quizizz, Kahoot.

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Quiz or test on Blackboard.  Quizizz, Kahoot.

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Mock group presentation based on a video watched at home. 

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Mock group presentation based on a video watched at home. 

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just for credit, not graded

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Blackboard assignment, they can add their answer as text. They can also upload a document.

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Blackboard assignment, they can add their answer as text. They can also upload a document.

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Flipgrid, Projects with Google Slides, Google Forms Quizzes, Incorporating authentic resources in the TL and building assessments from them

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Flipgrid, Projects with Google Slides, Google Forms Quizzes, Incorporating authentic resources in the TL and building assessments from them

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I use Nearpod and Kahoot because they allow students to demonstrate their understanding in a variety of ways (drawing, true or false, etc.)

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I like using matching terms with pictures

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I like using matching terms with pictures

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reading and  comprehensions on Google forms 

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reading and  comprehensions on Google forms 

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Surveys on google forms and Discussions on Teams

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Quizizz games, Interactive VideoELE site, Google docs, Flipgrid

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Quizizz games, Interactive VideoELE site, Google docs, Flipgrid

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Short dialogues, Pear Deck interactive slides, Google forms

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Short dialogues, Pear Deck interactive slides, Google forms

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Pear deck, some activities on added to a Nearpod, 

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Pear deck, some activities on added to a Nearpod, 

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Google Forms. Multiple choice questions and data to reflect who is struggling with the concept.

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Google Forms. Multiple choice questions and data to reflect who is struggling with the concept.

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A lot of information to share

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Forms or polls, some activities added to a Nearpod or Pear deck. 

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Forms or polls, some activities added to a Nearpod or Pear deck. 

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G Forms

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Google question post through Google Classroom or Google forms surveys

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Google question post through Google Classroom or Google forms surveys

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I love kahoot and blooket. The last one is super fun and kids love it.

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I love kahoot and blooket. The last one is super fun and kids love it.

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Do you know...? Have you used...? Are you familiar?

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There we go!! For my AP students, I do a reading comprehension activity to see where they are at!

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There we go!! For my AP students, I do a reading comprehension activity to see where they are at!

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Students add a textbox the what they know about the topic

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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

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. These tasks allow students to show what they can do in the target language with no (okay,[...]

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So simple yet often overlooked, reading out loud ('oral reading' in academic parlance) carries countless benefits for learners of second languages.

Blog Series: 4 Unique Ways to Use Extempore to Enhance Your Language Teaching

Part I - Overview Extempore, The Speaking Practice App, that's us. On Extempore, flexible features can help you craft immaculate assessments and extra speaking opportunities for your students. It's also a solution for a plethora of needs in the language class, including real-world tasks, simple end of class exit tickets, as well as graded summative[...]

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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.