Instructions on creating discussion questions for English lessons on Twitter

One of the outstanding tools supporting teachers today is Twee. With Twee, teachers can easily build discussion questions appropriate to students' level, thereby encouraging them to think, exchange ideas, and develop communication skills.

 

Instead of just listening to lectures, students are encouraged to ask questions, express their opinions, and engage in debate, thereby gaining a deeper understanding of the lesson content. Importantly, Twee allows teachers to flexibly customize content according to topic, level, and lesson objectives. Below is a guide on creating discussion questions for lessons on Twee.

How to create discussion questions for English lessons on Twitter

Step 1:

First, teachers should click on the link below to access the Twee website and then register an account to use it.

https://app.twee.com/

At this point, you will see a lot of teaching support content; teachers should click on "Find Discussion Questions" .

Step 2:

To access the new review question setup interface, first enter the discussion content using the topic name or the specific content that the teacher wants to cover.

 

Below you will see the Level selection option in the list; we can choose by qualification, grade level, or age depending on the teacher's preference.

Each level selection section will have different options.

Next, you select the number of questions you want to use for the lesson review questions you create on Twee.

Step 3:

In the Target Vocabulary section, teachers enter the vocabulary they want to use, whether related to the question or not, and then click "Do the magic" to proceed.

 

At this point, you will see the discussion question created based on the topic you entered. Teachers can edit and copy it for use.

Step 4:

This content is then used to create a link for students to take the test. Click "Create" in the upper right corner to proceed with creating the test.

Then, teachers just need to click on the three-dot icon, copy the assignment link, and send it to students to complete and submit their answers.

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