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WorksheetsAssessment and CLIL
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the primary goal of CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning)?
To teach only language skills in an academic setting.
To integrate subject content and language learning simultaneously.
To focus exclusively on subject knowledge without language support.
To assess students only through traditional exams.
Why is diagnostic assessment important in CLIL?
It helps teachers identify students’ prior knowledge and language proficiency.
It replaces all other forms of assessment.
It only focuses on content knowledge, not language skills.
It is used only at the end of a course.
Which of the following is NOT a key component of diagnostic assessment in CLIL?
Content Knowledge
Language Skills
Cognitive Skills
Memorization of vocabulary lists
KWL charts method is commonly used to assess students' content knowledge in a CLIL diagnostic assessment?
True
False
How can teachers assess students' cognitive skills in CLIL?
By asking them to memorize and repeat definitions
By providing problem-solving tasks and scenario-based questions
By giving only multiple-choice quizzes
By testing their spelling of key vocabulary words
CLIL evaluates…
Only content
Only language
Content and language
Depends on the class
Assessment in CLIL takes into account the _______ and _________ set by ___________
Goal-objectives-the instructors
Gol-mindsets-the students
Skills-attitudes-the teachers
Goal-objectives- the learners
In CLIL settings, only the teachers can assess
True
False
What are other types of assessment in CLIL?
Other teacher(s) and the principal
Self and peer assessment
Self-assessment
Peer assessment
Instructors can take attitudes into account to create rubrics
True
False
Which of the following is the first step in designing a summative assessment?
Scoring and interpreting results
Selecting assessment methods
Defining learning objectives
Providing feedback
Which of the following is an advantage of summative assessment?
It reduces student anxiety by providing continuous feedback.
It helps measure student achievement at the end of a unit.
It focuses on improving learning during instruction.
It encourages students to rely on peer evaluation.
What is a major disadvantage of summative assessment?
It provides too much feedback for student improvement.
It can create high-pressure situations for students.
It always focuses on language skills rather than content.
It replaces the need for formative assessments.
What is the primary purpose of formative assessment?
To assign final grades
To monitor student learning and provide feedback
To test the student's memory
To evaluate teacher performance
How does formative assessment differ from summative assessment?
Formative is for grading, summative is for feedback
Summative assessment is ongoing, formative happens at the end
Formative is conducted during learning, summative is conducted after learning
Both are used to determine final grades
Which of the following is an example of a formative assessment?
Final exam
End-of-term project
Quizzes, peer reviews, and class discussions
Standardized test
