ASSESSING LISTENING

DESIGNING ASSESSMENT TASK

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Incluide making decisions about how you will elicitperformance

RECONIGNIZE PHONOLOGYAND MORPHOLOGY ELMENTS

Aclassic test task toasses this recognition gives a spoen stimulus and aks test

DESIGNING ASSESSMET TASK

The test taker listens to a limited quantity of aural input and must

LISTENING CLOZE

Require the test taker to listen to a story

INFORMATION TRANSFER

Informations transfer technique in wich aurally processed infromation must be transferred to a visual representation

iITEMS

Are somentimes efficient rubricsfor assesssig certaiin select infromation

DESIGNING ASSESSMENT TASK

Can listening performance be distinguished from cognitive processing factors

The task tae into account test tkers abilityto use grammatical

As assessment task become more open ended.

SENTENCE REPETITION

The tas of simple repeating a sentence or a partial sentence , or sentence repetition

The test taker must retain a stretch of language long enoughto reproduce

Sentences repetitions is far froma flawless listening assessment

DICTATION

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Is a widely research genre of assessing listening comprehension.

This chapter refers to the basic principles and types of eavesdropping.

AUTHENTIC LISTENING TASKS

The language assessment fildwould have a stockpile of listening test types that are cognitively

NOTETAKING

In the academic world ,classroom lectures by professors are commom features

EDITING Another authentic task provides both a written and a spoken stimulus and requires

Cautionary Observations on Assessing language skills

Any skill can be evaluated in different ways

COMMUNICATIVE STIMULUS

The test taker is presented with a stimulu monologue or cnversation

Integration of skills in language Assessment

Integration of skills should always be a priority to achieve language authenticity.

Assessing Grammar and Vocabulary

Any grammar or vocabulary test reveals two or more separate listening skills.

Observing the performance of the four skills

First principle for assessing - reliability
Second principle - trust

Basic types of listening

Recognition: Recognize speech sounds Context and content: type of speech Interpretation : Interpretation to the message . Retention of mening: retaining important iformation

Common types of listening performance

Intensive: Larger stretch of language

Responsive: Short stretch of language

Selective: Processing streche of discourse

Extensive: Rnages from listening to lengthy

Micro and Macro skills oflistening

Micro and Macro implied in the performance of listening comprenhension.

WHAT MAKES LISTENING DIFFICULT

CLUSTERING Appropriate chunks of language

PERFORMANCE VARIABLES Being able to weed out hesitations

REDUNDANCY Reconigniza the kinds of repetitions, rephrasing

REDUCE FORMS Reduce the forms that may not have been a para of english

CHARACTERISTICS