How to give each other feedback
Now, please find another couple of students you feel like working together with. At the same time, you will listen to their audio and fill in the feedback form for them, while they do the same about yours. At the end of this phase, generate the PDF and send it to them. Afterwards, meet and explain and answer questions about your feedback to each other.
Listen to the audio. Give some written feedback to the group how they could have included future intentions using the going-to-future and the present progressive with future meaning. Give concrete examples.
If you want to give the group some advice (how could they have formed the going-to-future and / or the present progressive more correctly, when could they have used these tenses more appropriately...), you can type it into that box.
If you want to give the group some advice (how could they have formed the present simple more correctly, when could they have used this tense more appropriately...), you can type it into that box.
Does the dialogue really sound like a dialogue between two friends?
Give the group some feedback!
Rule 1: "Simply state what happened – objectively and without judgement!"
How did the dialogue partners follow this advice in this situation?
"Express your feelings – say what upsets you!"
How well could the dialogue partners "speak from their hearts"?
"Express your needs – say what is essential for you!"
How well could the dialogue partners express what it is they need?
"Make a request – say what you expect from the other person!"
How well could the dialogue partners express what it is that they want from the other partner?
How well does the group present a possible future outcome?
Write down anything else that comes to your mind regarding the content.
How to share the feedback with the other group
Now, please click on "Generate PDF with feedback". An overview about all your entries will be created. Save this PDF and send it to the other group. You can then speak about your individual feedback if necessary.