Hello, my dear colleagues! I’m happy to have you here again today. In this video tutorial, we will discuss Quizlet, making vocabulary, and playing various games. Then, you will see how you can use Quizlet in the introduction, assessment, or even in the practice part of your lesson.
How do I use Quizlet?
I use it to give the students tasks to revise before an actual test. I also use it not just for testing and assessment but also for brainstorming, aka prediction. For example, we just started a unit, and we didn’t cover any concepts. The students don’t know what any of the concepts are, so that we can use our prediction skills. I usually instruct my students to go through the sets and guess before we even start what we will talk about.
Watch the full tutorial for some digital pedagogy and practical tips
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