Quick & Dirty Speaking Assessment
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Quick & Dirty Speaking Assessment
One of our readers sent this to us to show how she quickly tests the speaking ability of prospective students in order to place them into the correct class:
http://www.englishtoolbox.com/blog/2007 ... -with.html
http://www.englishtoolbox.com/blog/2007 ... -with.html
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Did I get it right in thinking that you take the paragraph written in English which has a number of progressively harder constructions and get it translated to the student's native language. Then in the test they translate it back to you and if they aren't able to translate certain constructions you know where they are in their studies?
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Speaking Assessment?
Maybe the moderator should reclassify this entry?
Or, retitle it?
just suggestions
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Or, retitle it?
just suggestions
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Controlling the conversation -
This might be quite useful - it's not a formal assessment tool - just something me and my students came up with to monitor progress and develop language awareness.
Hope you enjoy:
http://kalinago.blogspot.com/2009/05/co ... ation.html
This might be quite useful - it's not a formal assessment tool - just something me and my students came up with to monitor progress and develop language awareness.
Hope you enjoy:
http://kalinago.blogspot.com/2009/05/co ... ation.html
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basic conversation assesment
I have put together a simple conversation assessment test and would be happy to e mail it to you. It is based on what I found to be the top English conversation patterns .