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Leidenfrosty Posted 15 years ago
Teaching
Concept Questions...
Is it just me or are concept questions REALLY awkward? I am just completing a module and I'm really stuck on them. I just can't seem to get my head around them but somehow I know they're very simple. I feel like I have taken too much onboard and I'm on overload and I can't seem to just 'get' concept questions.
For example I have to give concept questions for the words 'frustrated' and 'to rent' but I just can't think of anything, I am so frustrated!! (!)
For example I have to give concept questions for the words 'frustrated' and 'to rent' but I just can't think of anything, I am so frustrated!! (!)
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Hello there, CCQs are easy really, you just need to get the hang of them, just remember you have many ways to do CCQs: 1- Asking yes/no Qs 2- Using timelines (useful for tenses) 3- Using semtemce completion 4- using realia or visual aids 5- ss paraphrasing or explaining lexis/structure 6- Ss give examples to show they understand the TL. )': When you rent a place, is that place yours? No.
- Hello there, CCQs are easy really, you just need to get the hang of them, just remember you have many ways to do CCQs: 1- Asking yes/no Qs 2- Using timelines (useful for tenses) 3- Using semtemce completion 4- using realia or visual aids 5- ss paraphrasing or explaining lexis/structure 6- Ss give examples to show they understand the TL.
- )': When you rent a place, is that place yours?
- No.
- Do you own the place?
- No.
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Hello there,
CCQs are easy really, you just need to get the hang of them, just remember you have many ways to do CCQs:
1- Asking yes/no Qs
2- Using timelines (useful for tenses)
3- Using semtemce completion
4- using realia or visual aids
5- ss paraphrasing or explaining lexis/structure
6- Ss give examples to show they understand the TL
CCQs are easy really, you just need to get the hang of them, just remember you have many ways to do CCQs:
1- Asking yes/no Qs
2- Using timelines (useful for tenses)
3- Using semtemce completion
4- using realia or visual aids
5- ss paraphrasing or explaining lexis/structure
6- Ss give examples to show they understand the TL
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Ah cheers for that Sib. Very helpful indeed. I know its so simple really, but perhaps whilst doing a TEFL, you take so much information in that its hard to see the woods for the trees iykwim. I passed the vocab section of my TEFL this morning so CCQ's can't be too bad.
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