What do you already know about how to form and use the present progressive?

Example: "I'm at a 3/5 with present progressive. I know you use estar with -ando or -iendo, but I sometimes mix up the verb endings or forget to conjugate estar."

Based on your self-rating, write a short plan explaining how you will improve in the most challenging areas with the present progressive. Be specific about what you don’t understand and how you plan to practice or review it.

Example:
"I'm at a 2/5 with present progressive. I struggle with conjugating estar correctly. To improve, I will review notes from class, rewatch the Edpuzzle video, and make flashcards with different estar forms and present participles. I'll also write practice sentences each day this week."

After reviewing the video and textbook section on the present progressive, rate your understanding again on a scale of 1–5.

Be specific about what you feel more confident with and what still confuses you.

Example: "I'm now at a 4/5 for forming present progressive sentences like estoy hablando, but still at a 2/5 for remembering when to use -iendo vs. -ando quickly while speaking."

What specific parts of the present progressive tense confuse you the most? (e.g., conjugating estar, choosing the correct ending, using it in conversation)

What strategies help you learn this concept best?

Example: "I get confused about when to use -iendo vs. -ando. Watching example videos and saying sentences out loud helps me more than just reading the rules."