Hot potatoe 2

In this entry, I will show you kinds of activities that can be done in hot potatoes, remember that this program is a tool, the implementation can make evaluations different so the students might get exited to answer them.

Match

Matching exercise

Match the items on the right to the items on the left.

Assimilation theory	Match the correct answer A way to think critically by reviewing the specific instances to reach a general conclusion Often done at the beginning or during a lesson Process of purposeful, self-regulating judgment States what is most important in learning A way to think critically by deducing
Critical thinking	Match the correct answer A way to think critically by reviewing the specific instances to reach a general conclusion Often done at the beginning or during a lesson Process of purposeful, self-regulating judgment States what is most important in learning A way to think critically by deducing
Deductive reasoning	Match the correct answer A way to think critically by reviewing the specific instances to reach a general conclusion Often done at the beginning or during a lesson Process of purposeful, self-regulating judgment States what is most important in learning A way to think critically by deducing
Formative assessment	Match the correct answer A way to think critically by reviewing the specific instances to reach a general conclusion Often done at the beginning or during a lesson Process of purposeful, self-regulating judgment States what is most important in learning A way to think critically by deducing
Inductive reasoning	Match the correct answer A way to think critically by reviewing the specific instances to reach a general conclusion Often done at the beginning or during a lesson Process of purposeful, self-regulating judgment States what is most important in learning A way to think critically by deducing

Fill the blanks with the correct word

Gap-fill exercise

Fill in all the gaps, then press "Check" to check your answers. Use the "Hint" button to get a free letter if an answer is giving you trouble. You can also click on the "[?]" button to get a clue. Note that you will lose points if you ask for hints or clues!

Use the correct word to fill the blank. Feedback, evaluation, grading, numping, written, highly.

I find it is important to distinguish clearly between three things that are often smudged together: , and . The classic example of feedback is into a chair in the dark. When someone misunderstands something I've , their misunderstanding provides me with an importand piece of feedback even though they never ofered any evaluation at all. We get useful feedback on our writing...