What really matters for revision in MFL
When it comes to revision, it's essential to give your students as much time as possible to practice their skills repeatedly. I believe that you don't need to do activities that take a huge amount of time and effort to prepare; the most important thing is the opportunity to do lots of varied practice until students feel really successful and confident. Revision will likely still need some scaffolding, and how much will depend on the class in front of you, but ideally at this stage students are working mostly independently and revision should feel like a challenge. As teachers, we are the experts that help students to understand how revision works, and select activities that allow for the most practice - by either guiding them towards beneficial things to do at home or setting it in the classroom. We are also able to target the activities that highlight student misconceptions and areas of difficulty, as well as areas that are most important for achieving high marks. In my opini...