Elicitation mode
1.
Oral (students speak)
Teacher
give some questions, review the word already know, differentiate words (synonym
or antonym), yes/no questions.
2.
Written (students read, write, analysis)
Teacher
can be use a situational dialogue, texts with pictures, narrative text, short
answer 2-3 sentences, multiple choice, and short story.
Respond
1.
Oral
Answer
the questions that teacher given, speak with the word already know,
differentiate what is synonym and antonym and the answer yes/no question.
2.
written
Students
write short answer with simple sentences, students analysis text and short
story.
Example
1.
oral
Teacher
give some question to students and they will speak up to answer the questions.
Then, teacher can make group discussion to make students active in the class.
The question that will be given to students can help to know what they think
and understand about material. Asking questions is one of the common way used
by the teacher make students participate in the class.
2.
Written
Teacher
can give text with pictures and ask students to describe about the text and ask
students to make conclusion about the short story. Then, answer multiple choice
by analysis. Pictures is one of the interesting visual media to use in the
class and this media often use by the teacher to deliver material
Source:
Brown, H. Douglas.
2003. Language Assessment Principles and
Classroom Practices. San Francisco, California
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