When we are in the classroom with our students we assess their performance when speaking, writing, reading or listening. ... Listening We normally develop listening skills in the classroom in lockstep fashion. This means that all the students listen to one text at the same time. ... Extralinguistic clues can often be a basis on which to assess a student" listening proficiency, For e.g. ... Typical examples are the skinning and scanning activities so widely used or the "comprehension questions" at the end of the text. ...

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I have discussed this with mentor Using Appendix B descriptors my estimate of childs stage of English development are as follows- Extended scale for listening Level 1 (secure) In familiar contexts she can follow what others say about what they are doing and thinking (During a lesson she was able to respond to class teachers question when asked accurately) She listens with understanding to sequences of instructions and usually responds appropriately in conversation. ...

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