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| Hey, is that the new article from Echevarria, Vogt, and Short (2008)? | |
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| It sure is! This time they discuss the importance of writing content and language objectives for students to see and hear. | |
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| Why should I write my objectives? Isn't my classroom agenda good enough for the lesson? | |
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| No, your content and language objectives will help your students understand what they should be doing and what they should be learning. | |
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| Okay! I'm starting to see the importance now that you mention the content and expectations, should I review the objectives at the end of my lessons also? | |
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| Reviewing and discussing the objectives at the end of the unit can be a powerful assessment technique. You can see if students have mastered the objectives or need to have additional practice. | |
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