thanhvan.assignment (3)
thanhvan.assignment (3)
V. INTEGRATION PLAN
A/ Integration activities
1) Quizizz
Section Details
Purpose Enhancing vocabulary and grammar related to the topic through
a game on Quizizz. Students are encouraged to practice using these
key vocabulary and grammar structures for later use in speaking,
writing, reading, and listening activities.
Approach Interactive Quizzes: Students will check their vocabulary and
grammar through some exercises and review their results. This will
help students apply suitable vocabulary in real-life contexts and use
correct grammar structures in conversation and writing.
Activities Introduction: Teacher explains how to join and the score of Quizizz
activity, introducing the vocabulary and grammar focus points.
Vocabulary Quiz: Students take a Quizizz with questions related to
the topic. Sample question: “Who are the people who put out fires and
save people from dangerous situations?”
A) Police officers B) Firefighters C) Paramedics D) Doctors
Grammar Quiz: Students answer Quizizz questions on grammar
structures. Sample question: “They ______ (study) when the power
______ (go) out.”
Follow-Up: Teacher uses Quizizz’s automatic report feature to
analyze common mistakes, provide immediate feedback, and highlight
areas for improvement in vocabulary and grammar usage.
Evaluation Criteria: Correct use of vocabulary and grammar structures.
Method: Teacher uses Quizizz reports (which show correct and
incorrect answers) to assess students' understanding of vocabulary and
grammar.
Feedback: Students receive instant feedback for their answers through
Quizizz, along with explanations for correct answers.
Student Reflection:Students review their Quizizz results, identify
mistakes, and focus on areas for further practice..
2) Padlet
Section Details
Purpose Enhancing speaking and writing skills through peer collaboration
using Padlet. The purpose is to help students brainstorm ideas,
practice speaking and writing skill in collaborative methods, as well as
boost their confidence.
Approach Collaboration learning way:
Padlet Collaboration Approach: Students post ideas, comment on
peers' posts by agreeing, disagreeing, or offering suggestions, and
create practice content (audio or text). They provide constructive
feedback on peers’ practice content. This approach fosters critical
thinking, peer interaction, and enhances speaking and writing skills.
Activities Introduction: Teacher demonstrates how to use Padlet, including how
to record, post and comment. Remind the deadline for to post ideas
and comments.
Brainstorming Ideas:
-Students use Padlet to brainstorm ideas related to a topic on a shared
Padlet wall. (Duration: 1 day)
-They comment at least two on their peers’ posts to include agreeing,
disagreeing, or offering suggestions to expand the ideas. (Duration: 1
day)
Speaking Practice: Students individually or in groups post audio
recordings (2 minutes) responding to a prompt (e.g., "Describe your
favorite traditional Vietnamese dish"). They can add images if needed
(Duration: 2 days).
Writing Practice: Groups post their written texts (100 -150 words)
(e.g., “Write a short text about what you like and dislike about city
life.”) (Duration: 3 days)
Peer Feedback: Students comment at least two peers’ audios or text
posts. (Duration: 1 day)
Follow-Up: The teacher selects specific examples from the Padlet
wall to highlight common strengths and mistakes, and provide
strategies for improvement
Evaluation Speaking Criteria: Fluency, pronunciation, relevance of ideas,
vocabulary use, and participation in providing feedback on
peers’audios.
Writing Criteria: Grammar accuracy, vocabulary range, clarity of
ideas, coherence and organization, and participation in giving peer
feedback.
Method: Teacher creates rubrics for speaking and writing to assess
posts.
Feedback: Students receive detailed comments from the teacher and
peers to improve their speaking and writing.
Student Reflection: Students write a reflection on how brainstorming
and peer feedback helped them generate ideas and improve their
performance.
3) Google Forms
Section Details
Purpose Enhancing reading and listening skills through interactive
exercises using Google Forms. Students engage with comprehension
tasks and later receive detailed explanations and transcripts to review
their performance.
Approach Interactive Forms: Google Forms is used to provide reading passages
and audio clips with various questions’ forms. Students receive
immediate scores and later receive explanations and transcripts via
email for further review and understanding.
Activities Introduction: Teacher explains the structure of the activity, how to
access the Google Forms, the scoring system and the deadlines.
Reading Activity (Duration: 2 days): Students read a text and answer
comprehension questions. Example “What is the main idea of the
passage?”
A) Summer courses are expensive.
B) Summer courses are educational and fun.
C) Students gain little from summer courses.
D) Summer courses are for college students.
Listening Activity (Duration: 2 days) Students listen to an audio file
(via Google Forms’ upload) and answer comprehension questions.
Example: "What does the speaker recommend for improving
productivity?
A) Taking regular breaks B) Working longer hours
C) Avoiding teamwork D) Using new
technology."
Follow-Up: Scores are automatically provided by Google Forms after
submission. Two days later, students receive explanations for the
correct answers and the transcript of the audio via email.
Evaluation Criteria: Accuracy of answers in reading and listening tasks for
general and specific information.
Method: Google Forms automatically scores and transfers into graphs
for teacher to gain insights about students’ strengths and weaknesses.
Feedback: Immediate scores are provided after submission. Detailed
explanations and transcripts are sent to students via email two days
later.
Student Reflection: Students review the feedback and transcripts to
identify mistakes, understand the material better, and focus on areas
for further improvement.
C/ Projective evaluation
The survey will send to students at the end of the term to evaluate the effectiveness
and practicality of the tool integration
Survey: Evaluating the effectiveness of tool integration
This survey will help us understand how useful different tools are for learning English.
You will share your opinion about three tools: Quizizz, Padlet, and Google Forms.
These tools help you practice vocabulary, grammar, and the four skills: reading,
speaking, listening, and writing.
Instructions: For each statement below, choose the answer that matches your opinion.
1 = Strongly Disagree
2 = Disagree
3 = Neutral
4 = Agree
5 = Strongly Agree
Class:……
Part 1: Quizizz
1. Quizizz makes learning fun and exciting.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
2. Quizizz helps me learn grammar and vocabulary better.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
3. Quizizz provides quick responses and feedback to help me learn faster
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Part 2: Padlet
5. Padlet is easy for me to use.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
6. Padlet helps me share my ideas with classmates.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
7. Using Padlet helps me get new ideas from friends for speaking or writing tasks.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
8. Padlet helps me communicate easily at home with my friends during discussions
through comments.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
9. Padlet helps me improve my writing by posting texts and learning from my
friends' feedback
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Part 3: Google Forms
10. Google Forms is easy for me to open audio clips, read texts, and answer
questions.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
11. Google Forms shows my results quickly and helps me see my mistakes
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
12. Google Forms provides transcripts and answers later, helping me learn better.
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Thank you for completing this survey! Your feedback is very helpful
VI. CONCLUSION
In conclusion, integrating technology into language learning is a highly effective
approach to improving students' skills. Tools like Quizizz, Padlet, and Google Forms
make learning engaging and accessible. They support practice in vocabulary, grammar,
and the four language skills—listening, speaking, reading, and writing. By combining
these tools with suitable activities, students can enhance their English proficiency and
develop independent learning habits outside class.
VII. REFERENCES
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Vallorani, C. M., Gibert, I., & Tuffnell, C. (2022). Levelling Up Language Learning: A
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