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See pages 113, 115, 117, of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

See pages 113, 115, 117, of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom. See page 123 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom. See page 131 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

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See pages 113, 115, 117, of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

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  1. See pages 113, 115, 117, of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

  2. See page 123 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

  3. See page 131 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

  4. See pages 131 and 132 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom.

  5. Checklists/inventories Observation checklist See pages 156, & 157 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom. Checklist of teacher-classroom-language Timeline of lesson interactions “T” = teacher-talk; “S” = student-talk. 50-minute lesson.

  6. See page 158 of Integrating Teaching and Assessment in the EFL Classroom. Humanistic criteria for teacher-reflection My English lessons today promoted:

  7. Interviews Pre- and post-course interview questions:

  8. Sample issues: for action research: • How much time do I spend talking in the classroom? • How do I correct errors? • How much feedback do I give to the learners? • How do I provide this feedback? • How much time do I allow for my learners to interact with each other? • How much of my lessons do I spend in teacher-fronted activities? • How can I improve my classroom management skills? • How much attention do I give to individual learners? • How do certain tasks promote collaborative work? • How do learners carry out the same task in different ways? • How difficult do some learners find certain types of test? • How is it that certain classroom materials work better than others? • Why are learners are better motivated in some classes than in others? • How can I combine grammar and interaction? • How can I incorporate performance asssessment?(Rea-Dickins & Germaine 1992: 65, 69)

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