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Learning Activities • interesting and authentic • familiar to young learners > watching videos > listening to songs Test Taker A activity: summarize a movie or product review Test Taker B activity: listen for the reviewer’s opinion Feedback Descriptors • personalized for each test taker • written at the test taker’s level of English • includes strengths and challenges Test Taker A strength: local detail, attitude/ purpose challenge: main idea Test Taker B strength: main idea challenge: local detail, attitude/ purpose Beyond the Test Score: Developing Listening Test Feedback and Activities to Empower Young Learners and Teachers of English Brent Miller, Luke Slisz, Patrick McLain, Renée Saulter, Rachele Stucker Score Report Test takers receive • scaled score • CEFR level • personalized feedback • recommended learning activities Value of Feedback Test takers can • engage directly with performance information • take more ownership of their performance in reading the feedback themselves Teachers can • identify test taker strengths and challenges • better place test takers into classes • monitor test taker progress Figure 2: Test Tasks & Subskills Tested Task Type Identify people in a picture Listener-directed questions Short dialogue Longer dialogue Announcement Task Description Audio descriptions of people in the graphic; test takers choose which person is being described in the audio stimulus Short question delivered by one speaker; test taker chooses the best response to the question Short conversations between two speakers; test takers choose the best picture that answers the question Longer conversation between two speakers; test takers answer 3 questions about the stimulus Short announcement of message delivered by one speaker; test takers answer 3 questions about the stimulus Subskills Tested A1-level vocabulary A2-level vocabulary B1-level vocabulary Follow extended speech Grammar Details Main idea Speaker’s purpose or attitude Introduction We report on the development of a multi-level listening test for 11- to 15-year-olds, and the personalized feedback and learning activities presented on the test’s score report. Feedback Descriptors & Learning Activities Alderson, J. C. (2005). Diagnosing foreign language proficiency: The interface between learning and assessment. London: Continuum. Buck, G. (2001). Assessing listening. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Council of Europe (2001). Common European framework of reference for languages: Learning, teaching, assessment. Council of Europe. Council of Europe (2018). Common European framework of reference for languages: Learning, teaching, assessment, companion volume with new descriptors. Council of Europe. Gu, L. (2015). Language ability of young English language learners: Definition, configuration, and implications. Language Testing, 32(1), 21-38. Kunnan, A. J., & Jang, E. E. (2009). Diagnostic feedback in language assessment. In M. H. Long & C. J. Doughty (Eds.), The handbook of language teaching (pp. 610-625). Hoboken, NJ: Blackwell. Lee, Y. (2015). Diagnosing diagnostic language assessment. Language Testing, 32(3), 299-316. Sawaki, Y., & Koizumi, R. (2017). Providing test performance feedback that bridges assessment and instruction: The case of two standardized English language tests in Japan. Language Assessment Quarterly, 14(3), 234-256. References Learning & Development Oriented • variety of tested subskills • test items are similar to classroom tasks • personalized feedback can help test takers recognize their strengths and weaknesses • authentic learning activities can help test takers decide on strategies for improving their English • feedback and learning activities are written at the level of English test takers have demonstrated • test results can help EFL teachers place test takers into appropriate classes, monitor progress, and provide diagnostic information MET Go! • four-skills test • designed to track learners’ development in English • multi-level: targets A1 to B1 on the CEFR Age Appropriate • full-color, engaging artwork • content situated in educational, public, and personal domains MET Go! Listening Test • consists of five item types • stimuli are double played • stimuli include teen voices • an application of Buck’s (2001) “default listening construct” Contact Brent Miller, Assessment Developer Michigan Language Assessment Email: [email protected] Figure 3: Example Feedback Descriptors and Learning Activities Test Taker Scaled Score CEFR Level Feedback Descriptor Learning Activity A 40 B1 You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you can understand details, but try to listen for the main points, too. However, you can recognize people’s attitude and purpose in conversations and talks. Watch a review of a movie or product you like. In one sentence, summarize what the review B 40 B1 You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you get the main points, but try to listen for the details, too. Also, think about the reasons why speakers are talking and how they feel about the topic. Learning more English grammar can help you understand more of what you hear. Wa Task Types & Subskills Tested Learning Activity Assignment Process • based on the test taker’s overall performance combined with their weakest subskill • each subskill points to a specific stimulus and activity Conclusion In reporting on this project, we hope to • inspire other test makers to develop assessments that give descriptive feedback and authentic learning activities • empower test takers and their teachers by providing a more concrete understanding of their language ability Assignment Procedures Figure 4: Feedback Descriptor Assignment Process Extended Speech Subscore Local Detail Subscore Vocabulary Subscore Grammar Subscore Purpose/Attitude Subscore Main Idea Subscore Listening Descriptor #1 Listening Descriptor #3 Listening Descriptor #2 Listening Descriptor #4 Listening Performance Feedback Block Listening Item Response Data (Q1–Q30) Item responses are coupled with the subskills tagged on each item. Pairings feed into the individual descriptor statements and create the test taker’s feedback descriptor block, where “block” refers to a combination of feedback descriptors. 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When listening, you can understand details, but try to listen for the main points, too. However, you can recognize people’s attitude and purpose in conversations and talks. Things to Do Watch a review of a movie or product you like. In one sentence, summarize what the review is about. About Your English You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you get the main points, but try to listen for the details, too. Also, think about the reasons why speakers are talking and how they feel about the topic. Learning more English grammar can help you understand more of what you hear. Things to Do Watch a review of a movie or product you like. What is the reviewer’s opinion? How do you know? Figure 1: Sample Task, Identify People in a Picture N: Look at the people in the picture. Listen to some information. Find the person to answer the question. You will hear the information twice. N: Look at the picture of students in a classroom. Listen and answer the questions. M: Mr. Wilson is listening to a student. He is standing near the map. Which person is Mr. Wilson? M: Ella is at the table. She is writing some notes on her paper. Which person is Ella? M: Ken is at the front of the room. He is looking at a computer. Which person is Ken? M: Cathy is tired today. Her eyes are closed. Which person is Cathy? Look at the people in the picture. Listen to some information. Find the person to answer the question. You will hear the information twice. 1. Which person is Mr. Wilson? 2. Which person is Ella? 3. Which person is Ken? 4. Which person is Cathy?

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Page 1: Beyond the Test Score: Developing Listening Test …...Listening Test • consists of ˜ ve item types • stimuli are double played • stimuli include teen voices • an application

Learning Activities

• interesting and authentic• familiar to young learners

> watching videos> listening to songs

Test Taker A

activity:summarize a movie or product review

Test Taker B

activity:listen for the reviewer’s opinion

Feedback Descriptors

• personalized for each test taker

• written at the test taker’s level of English

• includes strengths and challenges

Test Taker A

strength:local detail, attitude/purpose

challenge:main idea

Test Taker Bstrength: main idea

challenge:local detail, attitude/purpose

Beyond the Test Score: Developing Listening Test Feedback and Activities to Empower Young Learners and Teachers of English

Brent Miller, Luke Slisz, Patrick McLain, Renée Saulter, Rachele Stucker

Score ReportTest takers receive

• scaled score• CEFR level• personalized feedback • recommended learning activities

Value of FeedbackTest takers can

• engage directly with performance information• take more ownership of their performance in

reading the feedback themselves

Teachers can

• identify test taker strengths and challenges• better place test takers into classes• monitor test taker progress

Figure 2: Test Tasks & Subskills Tested

Task Type Identify peoplein a picture

Listener-directed questions

Short dialogue Longer dialogue Announcement

Task Description

Audio descriptions of people in the graphic; test takers choose which person is being described in the audio stimulus

Short question delivered by one speaker; test taker chooses the best response to the question

Short conversations between two speakers; test takers choose the best picture that answers the question

Longer conversation between two speakers; test takers answer 3 questions about the stimulus

Short announcement of message delivered by one speaker; test takers answer 3 questions about the stimulus

Subskills Tested

A1-level vocabulary

A2-level vocabulary

B1-level vocabulary

Follow extended speech

Grammar

Details

Main idea

Speaker’s purpose or attitude

IntroductionWe report on the development of a multi-level listening test for 11- to 15-year-olds, and the personalized feedback and learning activities presented on the test’s score report.

Feedback Descriptors & Learning Activities

Alderson, J. C. (2005). Diagnosing foreign language profi ciency: The interface between learning and assessment. London: Continuum.

Buck, G. (2001). Assessing listening. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Council of Europe (2001). Common European framework of reference for languages: Learning, teaching, assessment. Council of Europe.

Council of Europe (2018). Common European framework of reference for languages: Learning, teaching, assessment, companion volume with new descriptors. Council of Europe.

Gu, L. (2015). Language ability of young English language learners: De� nition, con� guration, and implications.Language Testing, 32(1), 21-38.

Kunnan, A. J., & Jang, E. E. (2009). Diagnostic feedback in language assessment. In M. H. Long & C. J. Doughty (Eds.), The handbook of language teaching (pp. 610-625). Hoboken, NJ: Blackwell.

Lee, Y. (2015). Diagnosing diagnostic language assessment. Language Testing, 32(3), 299-316.

Sawaki, Y., & Koizumi, R. (2017). Providing test performance feedback that bridges assessment and instruction: The case of two standardized English language tests in Japan. Language Assessment Quarterly, 14(3), 234-256.

References

Learning & Development Oriented• variety of tested subskills • test items are similar to classroom tasks• personalized feedback can help test takers

recognize their strengths and weaknesses• authentic learning activities can help test

takers decide on strategies for improving their English

• feedback and learning activities are written at the level of English test takers have demonstrated

• test results can help EFL teachers place test takers into appropriate classes, monitor progress, and provide diagnostic information

MET Go!• four-skills test• designed to track

learners’ development in English

• multi-level: targets A1 to B1 on the CEFR

Age Appropriate• full-color, engaging

artwork• content situated in

educational, public, and personal domains

MET Go! Listening Test• consists of � ve item

types• stimuli are double

played• stimuli include teen

voices• an application of

Buck’s (2001) “default listening construct”

Contact

Brent Miller, Assessment DeveloperMichigan Language AssessmentEmail: [email protected]

Figure 3: Example Feedback Descriptors and Learning Activities

Test Taker

Scaled Score

CEFR Level

Feedback Descriptor Learning Activity

A 40 B1

You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you can understand details, but try to listen for the main points, too. However, you can recognize people’s attitude and purpose in conversations and talks.

Watch a review of a movie or product you like. In one sentence, summarize what the review

B 40 B1

You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you get the main points, but try to listen for the details, too. Also, think about the reasons why speakers are talking and how they feel about the topic. Learning more English grammar can help you understand more of what you hear.

Wa

Task Types & Subskills Tested

Learning Activity Assignment Process• based on the test taker’s overall performance

combined with their weakest subskill• each subskill points to a speci� c stimulus

and activity

ConclusionIn reporting on this project, we hope to

• inspire other test makers to develop assessments that give descriptive feedback and authentic learning activities

• empower test takers and their teachers by providing a more concrete understanding of their language ability

Assignment ProceduresFigure 4: Feedback Descriptor Assignment Process

Extended SpeechSubscore

Local DetailSubscore

VocabularySubscore

GrammarSubscore

Purpose/AttitudeSubscore

Main IdeaSubscore

ListeningDescriptor #1

ListeningDescriptor #3

ListeningDescriptor #2

ListeningDescriptor #4

ListeningPerformance

Feedback Block

Listening ItemResponse Data

(Q1–Q30)

Item responses are coupled with the subskills tagged on each item.

Pairings feed into the individual descriptor statements and create the test taker’s feedback descriptor block, where “block” refers to a combination of feedback descriptors.

You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you can understand details, but try to listen for the main points, too. However, you can recognize people’s attitude and purpose in conversations and talks.

Watch a review of a movie or product you like. In one sentence, summarize what the review

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About Your EnglishYou can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you can understand details, but try to listen for the main points, too. However, you can recognize people’s attitude and purpose in conversations and talks.

Things to Do Watch a review of a movie or product you like. In one sentence, summarize what the review is about.

About Your English You can understand conversations and talks about everyday things well. When listening, you get the main points, but try to listen for the details, too. Also, think about the reasons why speakers are talking and how they feel about the topic. Learning more English grammar can help you understand more of what you hear.

Things to DoWatch a review of a movie or product you like. What is the reviewer’s opinion? How do you know?

Figure 1: Sample Task, Identify People in a Picture

N: Look at the people in the picture. Listen to some information. Find the person to answer the question. You will hear the information twice.

N: Look at the picture of students in a classroom. Listen and answer the questions.

M: Mr. Wilson is listening to a student. He is standing near the map. Which person is Mr. Wilson?

M: Ella is at the table. She is writing some notes on her paper. Which person is Ella?

M: Ken is at the front of the room. He is looking at a computer. Which person is Ken?

M: Cathy is tired today. Her eyes are closed. Which person is Cathy?

Look at the people in the picture. Listen to some information. Find the person to answer the question. You will hear the information twice.

1. Which person is Mr. Wilson? 2. Which person is Ella?3. Which person is Ken? 4. Which person is Cathy?