CCQs & ICQs & Educational gaming websites

What does "CCQs" stand for in teaching?

• Questions that are asked by the teacher to check learners' understanding of the meaning of a language item.

• Questions that are asked by the teacher to check learners' understanding of the instructions.

What does "ICQs" stand for in teaching?

• Questions that are asked by the teacher to check learners' understanding of the meaning of a language item.

• Questions that are asked by the teacher to check learners' understanding of the instructions.

State if this is helpful to check learners understanding of a language item:

"They released him because there was no evidence against him"

"Do you understand what the word "evidence" mean? OK, let's move on"

• yes

• no

State if this is helpful to check learners understanding of a language item:

"She is playing soccer with her friends"

"Is she playing soccer now?"

• yes

• no

State if this example of instructions is helpful:

"Open your book and do exercise 1, read the text then answer the questions alone, then discuss your answers with you partner . Yes? OK, you have 5 minutes"

• yes

• no

State if this example of instructions is helpful:

"OK! I want you all to look at the reading text on the screen.

Can you see the questions under it? (Yes) Let's see the first point the answer is ...., Can you see it in line 1? (Yes)

Now open your book read the text then answer the questions alone, you have 3 minutes.

How much time do you have? (3 minutes)

Are you going to answer alone or in a group? (alone)"

• yes

• no