22) 6 ways to provide feedback on spoken output

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CLIL For Teachers And Teams

Patrick De Boer

31 episodes

2 weeks ago

My name is Patrick and I am a CLIL teacher trainer, coach and maths teacher. In this podcast I'll share my thoughts, ideas and experiences on both CLIL training and teaching. Want to find it out more about CLIL or how I can help you become even better CLIL teachers or teams? You can find me at www.clilmedia.com. Enjoy!

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22) 6 ways to provide feedback on spoken output

CLIL For Teachers And Teams

12 minutes 4 seconds

2 years ago

22) 6 ways to provide feedback on spoken output

In a CLIL lesson, you promote language output. But then what? How do you deal with students who say something in English and maybe make a mistake?

In this episode, I discuss 6 different ways you can provide feedback on spoken output.

The information comes from two blog posts I published quite some time ago already:

How to provide effective feedback | Part 1

How to provide effective feedback | Part 2