CEFR
What does a CEFR-aligned lesson look like?
Aligning a lesson to CEFR means turning a level into communicative goals students can recognize.
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Levels need to become actions
A1, B1, or C1 are useful references, but a lesson needs to say what students will do with the language.
Observable goals help teachers and students understand what progress means.
Plan for evidence of learning
Include a task that makes it possible to observe the practiced skill in context.
Feedback then becomes guidance for the next step, not just correction.