Elle - CO #5


Date/Time: Monday, March 30, 2:00–2:50 

Topic/Skill: Listening; Online Quiz 

Teacher Presentation: No formal presentation or lesson; class time was dedicated to a quiz. 

Classroom Management: Students completed an online listening quiz independently and at their own pace. 

Materials: Online quiz with audio recordings 

Student Participation: Students listened to audio clips and typed their responses directly into the online quiz format. 

Feedback Provided: The teacher was observing the students, checking in to monitor their pace, offering some aid to questions that were asked. 

Lesson(s) on Teaching Learned: How online listening assessments can effectively replicate real-world listening conditions by requiring students to process audio input and produce written responses simultaneously.


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