Communicative Activities

What is the "Story-telling" Definition?

• To assume or represent in a drama; to act out.

• Imitation or enactment, as of conditions anticipated.

• Conveying events in words.

• An activity in which students have to come up with a product or to solve a problem.

What is "Task" definition?

• An activity in which students have to come up with a product or to solve a problem.

• To assume or represent in a drama; to act out.

• Small, intense discussion group usually involving up to 3 persons.

• An opinion or position reached by a group.

What is the "Buzz group" definition?

• Small, intense discussion group usually involving up to 3 persons.

• Passing instructions along to another student so that s/he can assemble/draw/do something.

• Imitation or enactment, as of conditions anticipated.

• To assume or represent in a drama; to act out.

What is the "Reaching a consensus" definition?

• An opinion or position reached by a group.

• Small, intense discussion group usually involving up to 3 persons.

• Conveying events in words.

• An activity in which students have to come up with a product or to solve a problem.

What is the "Simulation" definition?

• Imitation or enactment, as of conditions anticipated.

• An opinion or position reached by a group.

• Passing instructions along to another student so that s/he can assemble/draw/do something.

• To assume or represent in a drama; to act out.

What is the "Simulation" definition?

• Imitation or enactment, as of conditions anticipated.

• An activity in which students have to come up with a product or to solve a problem.

• An opinion or position reached by a group.

• Small, intense discussion group usually involving up to 3 persons.

What is the "Role-play" definition?

• To assume or represent in a drama; to act out.

• Conveying events in words.

• Imitation or enactment, as of conditions anticipated.

• An opinion or position reached by a group.

What is the "Relaying instructions" definition?

• Passing instructions along to another student so that s/he can assemble/draw/do something.

• An activity in which students have to come up with a product or to solve a problem.

• Imitation or enactment, as of conditions anticipated.

• An opinion or position reached by a group.