Title: Jill Morgan CTBMcGrawHill Trainer
1Connecting Assessment, Language, and Learning
Jill MorganCTB/McGraw-Hill Trainer
2Agenda
- How to Administer
- Speaking
- Listening
- Reading
- Writing
- How to Score Speaking
3Considerations for Test Administration
- A quiet space
- Individual and group tests
- Untimed
- No penalty for guessing
- Keep materials secure at all times
4Administer the Speaking Test
- One-on-one
- Directions in the Student Answer Book
- Tester must be
- Fluent in English
- Trained to score
- May repeat and model the Practice Item but never
the test questions
- Refer to
- Page 17 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 1 of the Student Answer Book
5Speak in Words
What is it? What is it used for?
Examples
- Refer To
- Page 1 of the Student Book
- Page 1 of the Student Answer Book
6Speak in Words
Refer to Examiners Guide Appendix A
7Speak in Sentences
Example
- Refer to
- Page 2 of the Student Book
- Page 2 of the Student Answer Book
8Make Conversation
Tell, Ask, Describe, Explain
Example
Refer to Page 3 of the Student Answer Book
9Tell a Story
Example Say The man lost his wallet. Tell me
the story.
- Refer to
- Page 3 of the Student Book
- Page 4 of the Student Answer Book
10Administer the Listening Test
- Group administered by a fluent English speaker
- Use the audio CD or read items aloud
- Students mark their own responses
- Refer to
- Page 18 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 4 of the Student Book
- Page 7 of the Student Answer Book
11Examiner Guide Conventions
12Administer the Reading Test
- Group administered by a fluent English speaker
- Students mark their own responses
- Refer to
- Page 29 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 8 of the Student Book
- Page 7 of the Student Answer Book
13Administer the Writing Test
- Group administered by a fluent English speaker
- Students mark their own responses
- Students do their own writing
14Use Conventions
Examples
- Refer to
- Page 34 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 20 of the Student Book
- Page 7 of the Student Answer Book
15Write About
Description
Students write two complete sentences describing
the picture. Grades K-1 write one sentence.
Example
- Refer to
- Page 36 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 8 of the Student Answer Book
16Write Why
Description
Students make a choice and write two reasons.
Grades K-1 write one reason.
Example
- Refer to
- Page 37 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 9 of the Student Answer Book
17Write in Detail
Description
Students write sentences responding to a prompt.
Students Grades 2-3 write to describe what is
happening in four pictures. Grades K-1 do not
have this task.
Example
- Refer to
- Page 38 of the Examiners Guide
- Page 10 of the Student Answer Book
18Thank you for your time today and your commitment
to the students
- Before you leave
- You may keep
- All Handouts
- Please send to the front
- Student Book
- Student Answer Book
- Examiners Guide