9. Formative Progress Feedback 30th Jan

• Spaans
• Speciaal Onderwijs
• Leerroute 3

-¿Qué tal estás?

-¿Cómo estás?

-¿Cómo te sientes?

-Hoy me siento...

-Hoy estoy...

Instructions

• This feedback is based on the main issues found in your assessments.
• Take notes in your notebook, especially of the informations that applies specifically to you: many mistakes, very challenging, etc
• After going through the feedback, you will complete the My Feed Cycle document.
• Be specific when answering these questions: 

How can I use the FeedBACK and FeedUP for the upcoming summative assessment?
What are practical examples of what I should aim for?

Feedback for Strand I

•  These questions often have direct answers from the video.
• Pay close attention to specific details (names, family relationship)
• Focus on the words! 
• Write down notes if you need to, like madre, hermanos, or trabaja.

Strand II

• Are the people friendly and casual? Listen for clues:
• Do they use "tú" (informal) or "usted" (formal)?
• Do they kiss on the cheek? That’s a cultural clue!
• This helps you answer questions about whether they’re formal or informal.

Strand III

Use the Video for Comparison

• When you’re asked about your family:
• Think: “In my family, who is similar to the people in the video?”
• Example: If the video family has dogs, you can say, “En mi  familia no tenemos perros, tenemos gatos.”

Don’t Forget to Explain Fully

For multi-part questions, answer both parts!

Example: If the question asks how Sonia feels about the cinema and why, say:

“Sonia no quiere ir porque hace una mueca.”

(First say what she feels, then explain why.)

Write Clearly

• Use short sentences and simple words. 
• You don’t need long answers to get full points! Just write what you know and be clear.

Before the Assessment

• Review in Lesson Up the family vocabulary (padres, hermanos, abuelos, amigos).
• Practice listening to Spanish videos with simple sentences. Focus on catching key words, not understanding everything.
• Remember, even if you’re not sure, try your best.

Listen to Simple Spanish Videos or Audio:

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• Write What You Hear:
• After listening, write down what you understood. For example:
• El padre trabaja en una farmacia.
• Sonia tiene tres hermanos.
• Replay the video to check your answers.

Practice makes the master. 

Do the same with these videos: 

Vídeo 1

Vídeo 2

Practice with the formative assessment: 

Write What You Hear:

After listening, write down what you understood. For example:

El padre trabaja en una farmacia.

Sonia tiene tres hermanos.

Replay the video to check your answers.

Practice Answering Questions

• Use the example questions from the formative assessment.
• Example: ¿Cómo se llaman los padres de María?
• Write your answer and say it out loud.
• For comparison questions, think about your own family:

"Mi familia es similar porque también tenemos un perro"
"Es diferente porque vivimos en Madrid y no en Alicante."

Why This Helps

• You’ll feel more confident about the types of questions you’ll see.
• You’ll improve your listening and writing skills by practicing with real examples.
• You’ll avoid common errors by reviewing key tips from the feedback.