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speakers from different cultures. This provides learners with immersive cultural

                       experiences and opportunities to practice language skills in authentic contexts.
                       Assessment and Feedback in Language Learning Materials

                       a.  Formative  and  Summative  Assessment:  Explain  the  distinction  between
                       formative and summative assessment and suggest appropriate assessment tasks

                       for each.

                       b. Feedback Strategies: Provide guidance on providing constructive feedback to
                       learners, emphasizing the importance of timely and specific feedback.

                       c.  Self-Assessment  and  Reflection:  Promote  self-assessment  and  reflection
                       activities to encourage learners' autonomy and metacognitive awareness.

                       a. Formative and Summative Assessment: Formative Assessment: Formative

                       assessment is conducted during the learning process to monitor progress, provide
                       feedback, and guide instruction. It helps learners identify strengths and areas for

                       improvement.  Here  are  some  appropriate  assessment  tasks  for  formative
                       assessment:

                   1.  In-class  Activities:  Assign  tasks  such  as  role  plays,  group  discussions,  or
                       presentations  that  allow  learners  to  apply  language  skills  in  real-life  situations.

                       Monitor their performance and provide immediate feedback.

                   2.  Quizzes  and  Worksheets:  Administer  short  quizzes  or  worksheets  to  assess
                       comprehension of specific language components, such as grammar or vocabulary.

                       Use these assessments to identify common errors and provide targeted feedback.
                   3.  Peer  Assessment:  Engage  learners  in  assessing  each  other's  work,  providing

                       constructive  feedback  based  on  predetermined  criteria.  This  promotes  self-
                       reflection and collaboration.

                   4.  Progress Checkpoints: Conduct periodic check-ins to assess learners' progress

                       toward specific learning objectives. This can be done through brief oral or written
                       assessments,  allowing  for  targeted  feedback  and  adjustment  of  instructional

                       strategies.

                       Summative Assessment: Summative assessment is conducted at the end of a
                       learning  period  to  evaluate  learners'  overall  achievement  and  proficiency.  It
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