Comprehension Checking QuestionsPresented by Michelle S. Rossman, English Language Fellow Program.

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  Comprehension Checking QuestionsPresented by Michelle S. Rossman, English Language Fellow Program

Focus: Vocabulary, Content & Grammar Comprehension Checking Questions (CCQs) Focus: Vocabulary, Content & Grammar

Warm-Up (Teamwork-1 min.) Why is the question, ¨Do you understand?¨ not an effective way to check comprehension? (1.5 min.)

Reviewing the Benefits CCQs...   1) Increase student participation 2) Increase comprehension of vocabulary, grammar, instructions, and content 3) Allow teachers and students to assess comprehension quickly 4) Help keep students focused  5) Allow teachers and students to stay in English (1 min.)

Reviewing the Three Types of CCQs 1) Yes/No Question 2) Discrimination Question 3) Limited Answers Question (1 min.)   (Review the three types)

CCQs and Vocabulary .5

Pen, Pencil, Highlighter, Marker .5

Pen, Pencil, Highlighter, Marker Yes/No- Is this a pencil? 2) Discrimination - Which one is the pen?¨      3) Limited Answers- What can you highlight with a  highlighter?¨ 1 min

.5

He is a brat. .5

1) Is she a brat? .5

2) Which one is the brat? A B .5

3) What does a brat do? .5 ??????

CCQ Activity #1a (Pairwork- 2 min.) Create all three types of CCQs for:   Ceiling Yes/No- Discrimination- Limited Answers- 3.5 min.   (Elicit an example for the group)

CCQ Activity #1b (Pairwork-2 min.) Create all three types of CCQs for:   Comedian Yes/No- Discrimination- Limited Answers- 3.5 min.   (elicit examples)

CCQ Activity #1c (Pairwork-2 min.) Create all three types of CCQs for:   Complicated Yes/No- Discrimination- Limited Answers- 3.5 min.   (elicit examples)

Cynical ¨I am cynical about his reasons for wanting to marry me. I think he might be in love with my money.¨  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes/No- ¨Does a cynical person trust others?¨   2) Discrimination- ¨Is a cynical person insincere or          does a cynical person think OTHER people are insincere?¨ 3) Limited Answers-What is the opposite of cynical? 2 min.   1) no 2) other people are insincere 3) trusting

CCQs and Content   .5

Understanding Text (Teamwork-2 min.) ¨One should always be in love. That is the reason that one should never marry.¨   - Oscar Wilde  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Yes/No- Is Oscar Wilde cynical? 2. Discrimination- Is he cynical about love or marriage? 3. Limited Answers- What does he not believe in? (3 min.)

CCQs and Grammar .5

Grammar: Examples, Clues, & CCQs Example #1: I bu gow to start having children before I turn 25 because I want to have a big family! ---- Example #2: I bu gow to travel to Australia some day because I really want to see kangaroos and koala bears. Example #3: She bu gow to get her degree in chemistry, but she is not sure if she is smart enough.   (2 min.)

Grammar: Examples, Clues, & CCQs Ex. 1: I bu gow to start having children before I turn 25 because I want to have a big family!  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Yes/No- Do I have children now?                         2. Discrimination- Is this about the past or the future?                3. Limited Answers- When do I want to bu gow to start having children? (2 min.)

Grammar: Examples, Clues, CCQs Ex. 2:  I bu gow to travel to Australia some day. I really want to see kangaroos and koala bears. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Yes/No- Is this something I want to avoid? Discrimination- Does this seem positive or negative? 3. Limited Answers-Why do I bu gow to travel to Australia some me day? (2 min.)

Reviewing what we know: BU GOW Ex. 1: I bu gow to start having children before I turn 25 because I want to have a big family! Ex. 2: I bu gow to travel to Australia some day because I really want to see kangaroos and koala bears. Ex. 3: She bu gow to get her degree in chemistry, but she is not sure if she is smart enough. Does bu gow represent a desire? Is bu gow related to the past or the future? What part of speech is bu gow (verb, noun, adjective)?   (2 min.)

Final Test (Pairwork-1 min.) Tell your partner one thing that you bu gow to do some day and why. For example, ¨I bu gow to go to Thailand because I want to swim in the warm waves.¨

Presenting Grammar Point ¨Have to¨ (Pairwork-5 min.) 1) Teach by presenting examples and clues: Create three sentences with ¨have to¨ that could help students understand.           1)         2) 2) Assess and Affirm comprehension with the Three Types of CCQs:         1. Yes/No-         2. Discrimination-         3. Limited Answers-  ( 6 min.)

FANTASTIC JOB!!!   .5

I CCQs 1) Was the workshop about CCQs?   2) Was the workshop really interesting or very interesting? 3) What was the most fascinating part of the workshop? .5

Symbolic Reflection (Work Individually-1 min.) 1) In your binder, you will find this: Symbolic Reflection.   2) After each workshop, draw something that represents your personal reaction to what you experienced.  3) These may be symbols, words, or drawings. 4) You may organize your paper any way that you like.  ----- 5) Take 1 minute to draw a symbol to represent this workshop. ( 3 min.) 1) (Have Ps hold up the paper.)