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Making Choices
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Making choices can be [blank] for some students. Providing clear, direct language about options helps clarify instructions. For example, when my students were focusing on learning vocabulary related to the weather, I gave them this choice: "You can write a weather report or create vocabulary flash cards." Both assignments would [blank] the goal of mastering unfamiliar vocabulary while [blank] students to choose a task that suited their learning interests.
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Making choices can be overwhelming for some students. Providing clear, direct language about options helps clarify instructions. For example, when my students were focusing on learning vocabulary related to the weather, I gave them this choice: "You can write a weather report or create vocabulary flash cards." Both assignments would accomplish the goal of mastering unfamiliar vocabulary while allowing students to choose a task that suited their learning interests.
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