Showing posts with label CLB 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CLB 5. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 October 2016

Speaking: Getting Things Done CLB 4-8


Speaking: Getting Things Done CLB 4-8

Stage Two learners are working towards: giving opinions, suggestions, advice and warnings; being a polite, persuasive, diplomatic problem solver; making and responding to indirect language; and understanding relations and levels of formality.   

This package includes a speaking assessment feedback form, and class score sheet. It can be used for a wide variety of tasks. Please edit and modify to fit your needs. 



Have a great day, 


Thursday, 1 September 2016

Writing: Sharing Information - Personal Stories CLB 4-8



 Writing: Sharing Information
Personal Stories
CLB 4,5,6,7,8


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities
when describing familiar situations, events, personal stories and future plans. 
I.e., immigrating to Canada, emailing a co-worker about a vacation,
telling a friend about a new job / home, sharing plans with a friend, etc. 

Download: Writing
Sharing Information - Personal Stories 


The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  



All the Best, 


Writing: Sharing Information - Comparing/ Analyzing CLB 4,5,6,7,8




 Writing: Sharing Information
Describing/ Comparing/ Contrasting/ Analyzing
CLB 4,5,6,7,8


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities when describing: 
  •      a familiar situation, event, personal experience, future plan or preference;
  •      a sequenced event, routine, procedure or system; and 
  •      different opinions on abstract topics and/or diagrams. 




The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  



All the Best, 


Wednesday, 31 August 2016

Writing: Getting Things Done - Business/ Service Messages CLB 4-8



 Writing: Getting Things Done
Business / Service Messages
CLB 4,5,6,7,8


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities
when emailing requests for information, 
canceling services, issuing complaints, producing memos,
flagging issues, and making suggestions at work. 



The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  



All the Best, 


Writing: Getting Things Done - Filling in Forms CLB 4-8





 Writing: Getting Things Done
Filling in Forms
CLB 4,5,6,7,8


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities
when filling in a wide-range of real-life forms.


The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  




All the Best, 



Tuesday, 30 August 2016

Writing: Reproducing Information - Summarizing/Paraphrasing CLB 4-8





 Writing: Reproducing Information
Summarizing/ Paraphrasing 
Presentations and Texts
CLB 4,5,6,7,8


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities
when paraphrasing presentations or texts. 






The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  





All the Best, 





Monday, 29 August 2016

Writing: Interacting with Others - Invitations CLB 4-7






 Writing: Interacting with Others - Invitations
CLB 4,5,6,7


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities.  



                                                         

The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  





All the Best, 





Sunday, 28 August 2016

Writing: Interacting with Others





 Writing: Interacting with Others
CLB 4,5,6,7,8


This package includes a student feedback form, and
two log sheets to track class scores and individual student abilities
when writing journal entries, letters, notes and emails 
for socializing or enjoyment.  




The handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities for students performing the target task. There are places for teacher feedback, and student reflection. Plus, it is written in “student friendly” language, based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify it to best meet your needs.

You may want to:

·                     Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·                     Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·                     Enlarge/ alter the student reflection area  





All the Best, 






Sunday, 12 June 2016

Speaking: Sharing Information CLB 1-8




Speaking: Sharing Information CLB 1-8

For those of you teaching night school - here is one way you can fully engage your class as active listeners while you manage to assess up to 24 speakers over the course of a few classes!




I find assessing speaking in a whole class setting can be difficult because some students quickly loose interest when others speak. To get around this, I have come up with a system of small group interactions that everyone pays attention to and answers questions about. 

Today's package contains a warm up activity and discussion cardsspeaking assessment feedback forms. One for CLB 1-4, another for CLB 5-8, and a combined form that covers CLB 1-8. It also contains a choice of two handouts to assessing listening skills. The first is based on sample questions provided in the package. The second is a formatted blank gives you the flexibility to use your own warm up activity, themes and questions. 



(Please note, the materials in today's handout will also be split up and issued as separate posts for Instructors teaching stage one and stage two learners.) 

Let me know how your assessments go. I hope these help! 


All the Best, 


Monday, 6 June 2016

Speaking: Giving Instructions, CLB 4-8



Speaking: Giving Instructions, CLB 4-8

I like using this handout for a number of reasons. The first is that it can be used for a wide range of tasks, in a multi-level class. The students can see what they have done well by looking for check marks, and realize what they could try next time because it shows what’s expected at the next level.

This handout clearly identifies the skill, competency area, CLB levels and abilities.
The language is “student friendly” and the criteria shown is based on my interpretation of the CLB 2012. 

Whatever the task you are using to assess students’ abilities:

·                     Print off the first two pages;
·                     Add the title/ task  & date;
·                      Photocopy;
·                     Make notes/ record observations/ check abilities demonstrated;
·                     Distribute to students with comments.





TIPS …             Have students stand back to back when giving instructions so their words are the vehicle of communication, and not their body language. 

As this is a Microsoft Word File, please feel free to modify to your needs.

You may want to:

·          Delete or white-out the information for a level you are not assessing
·         Add specific language / actions you have taught and want to assess
·         Enlarge/ alter the students’ reflection area  
            

Let me know how this works for you – or if you have other tools you would like to share.

Oh, and any ideas for tasks to teach/ assess would also be appreciated. 


Have a great day,