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Open Ended

A considerable number of team-based activities throughout this course relied on the use of Google Jamboard granting the teacher the possibility of following your progress in real time.

Can you think of other apps or platforms that might be more practical or effective?

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Generally speaking, the work plan of every period was designed in such a way that students could practice all 5 skills.

Which one would you have liked to practice a bit / a lot more?

• Speaking

• Reading Comprehension

• Listening Comprehension

• Writing

• Grammar & Vocabulary

Open Ended

Some of the teaching materials used during this course were PowerPoint / Keynote, platforms such as Google Jamboard and Quizizz, as well as sources like the TED TALKS' textbook and official website.

Would you change any of them? What would you replace it/them with?

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Which of the following factors do you think would help?

• Give more examples while explaining

• Speak more slowly

• Share presentation slides with students

• Solve more exercises together

• Use more listening / multimedia material

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What do you think about the workload in this subject?

• It's a bit low, if you ask me.

• I guess it's reasonable.

• Too much work. Too. Much.

Open Ended

Most teachers look for ways to reward their students' work. English sessions resort to Credits, which as you know, can be exchanged for extra points.

As you know, this system benefits only those who turned in all of the assignments.

Should the Credits system change in any way in your opinion? How?

Open Ended

In an attempt to make sessions more engaging, topics are frequently explained making different cultural references, such as sports, arts, science, politics, history, literature, music, entertainment, etc.

Which other areas (s) should English sessions make reference to, in your personal opinion?

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What would you vote for? You can choose more than one option.

• More spoken interaction

• More listening / multimedia material

• More extra Credits contests

• More creative projects

• More team assignments