View It Right

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“View It Right!” is a fun, interactive game where players spot effective and ineffective strategies for teaching Listening and Viewing in the Mother Tongue.

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Jessy Yan Lopez

Philippines

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View It RightOnline version “View It Right!” is a fun, interactive game where players spot effective and ineffective strategies for teaching Listening and Viewing in the Mother Tongue. by Jessy Yan Lopez 1 Using picture cues while listening to a story Yes No 2 Playing a short video and asking learners to make predictions Yes No 3 Ignoring students' dialects and focusing only on the national language Yes No 4 Letting students watch a video without any follow-up discussion Yes No 5 Teaching students how to identify the main idea in an audio clip Yes No 6 Playing videos in a foreign language without subtitles or context Yes No 7 Reading aloud without checking comprehension Yes No 8 Telling students to "just listen" without any learning objective Yes No 9 Using songs and rhymes in the local language to teach listening Yes No 10 Asking open-ended questions after viewing a local folktale video Yes No

View It RightOnline version

“View It Right!” is a fun, interactive game where players spot effective and ineffective strategies for teaching Listening and Viewing in the Mother Tongue.

by Jessy Yan Lopez

Using picture cues while listening to a story

Yes

Playing a short video and asking learners to make predictions

Yes

Ignoring students' dialects and focusing only on the national language

Yes

Letting students watch a video without any follow-up discussion

Yes

Teaching students how to identify the main idea in an audio clip

Yes

Playing videos in a foreign language without subtitles or context

Yes

Reading aloud without checking comprehension

Yes

Telling students to "just listen" without any learning objective

Yes

Using songs and rhymes in the local language to teach listening

Yes

Asking open-ended questions after viewing a local folktale video

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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View It RightOnline version

by Jessy Yan Lopez

Using picture cues while listening to a story

Playing a short video and asking learners to make predictions

Ignoring students' dialects and focusing only on the national language

Letting students watch a video without any follow-up discussion

Teaching students how to identify the main idea in an audio clip

Playing videos in a foreign language without subtitles or context

Reading aloud without checking comprehension

Telling students to "just listen" without any learning objective

Using songs and rhymes in the local language to teach listening

Asking open-ended questions after viewing a local folktale video

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