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Active or Passive? Challenge! ⭐

Froggy Jumps

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Read each classroom scenario carefully.

Then decide if the activity represents:
✔️ Active Learning
or
✔️ Passive Learning

Think about:
communication
participation
interaction
collaboration
movement
student engagement

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Active or Passive? Challenge! ⭐
 

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Active or Passive? Challenge! ⭐Online version

Read each classroom scenario carefully. Then decide if the activity represents: ✔️ Active Learning or ✔️ Passive Learning Think about: communication participation interaction collaboration movement student engagement

by Evelyn Bethancourt
1

Students copy grammar rules silently from the board.

2

Students work in groups to solve a classroom problem using English.

3

The teacher explains vocabulary for 20 minutes while students listen quietly.

4

Students repeat sentences after the teacher.

5

Students create short role-plays using new vocabulary.

6

Students move around the classroom asking and answering questions.

7

Students complete isolated grammar exercises individually.

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