Formative, Think-Pair-Share: T asks a prompt and ss discuss in pairs., Exit Tickets: In the final five minutes of class, ss must write one or two sentences on a slip of paper, Running Dictation: Short text snippets are posted on the walls outside or around the classroom. Students work in pairs: one is the "runner" who reads the text and memorizes a sentence, then runs back to dictate it to the "writer.", Whiteboard Race: The teacher reads a definition or shows a picture. Small groups or individual students write the target vocabulary word on a mini-whiteboard, Peer Editing Rubrics: While drafting a paragraph, students swap papers with a peer. They use a simple checklist to check if their partner included specific elements, Summative, End-of-Unit Achievement Test: A traditional paper or digital exam administered at the close of a textbook chapter., Oral Proficiency Presentation: At the end of a term, students participate in a 5-minute structured interview with the teacher or deliver a prepared presentation on a chosen topic., Final Portfolio Submission: Over a semester, students write several text types. At the end of the term, they submit them as a final collection for a comprehensive grade., Standardized Listening and Reading Examination: A formal, timed exam where students listen to native audio tracks and answer comprehensive multiple-choice or short-answer questions., Role-Play Simulation: At the end of a unit about "Travel and Hospitality," ss are paired up to execute a completely unscripted, graded role-play. One plays a difficult hotel guest with a series of complaints, and the other plays the receptionist trying to resolve the issues.

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