A public-school teacher wants students to create short digital guides in English introducing cultural and recreational spaces in their municipality. Students work collaboratively, write and revise descriptions, record short audio segments and combine text, images and sound in the final publication. Which planning decision best supports the pedagogical use of digital technology in this activity? 

Throughout a school term, an English teacher collects reading responses, short written texts, recordings of oral tasks, listening activities and notes on students' progress. The evidence is used to revise teaching decisions and provide feedback. Mark T for true and F for false.
(__)Using different sources of evidence can provide information about the development of different language skills.
(__)Assessment criteria should be related to the learning objectives and the characteristics of the task being assessed.
(__)Frequent classroom participation can be used as an equivalent measure of oral proficiency because both require students to speak during lessons.
(__)Records collected over time can help the teacher identify progress, persistent difficulties and needs for instructional adjustment.
After analyzing the statements, choose the alternative that presents the correct sequence from top to bottom.

In a public-school English class, pairs of students receive different versions of a weekly activity schedule. Each student has information missing from the other student's sheet. Without seeing each other's papers, they must ask and answer questions in English to complete the schedules. The activity is consistent with a communicative approach because it: 

A class is studying English-language online reviews. Students identify who usually writes them, their likely audiences, the purposes of ratings and comments, common linguistic choices and the effects reviews may have on readers. They then write reviews about books available in the school library.
Analyze the statements below.
I.Reading is treated as a literacy practice when students consider the social purposes, participants and contexts involved in the production and circulation of texts.
II.Writing becomes socially situated when learners produce a genre with attention to audience, purpose and expected forms of interaction.
III.Genre knowledge can support language learning by connecting linguistic choices with the communicative situations in which texts are used.
IV.Literacy-oriented teaching requires students to reproduce the conventional structure of a genre with minimal variation so that its social function is preserved.
It is correct what is stated in: