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Oral Language Assessments

Oral language is difficult to assess, and teachers need to be creative when assessing them. 
Teachers learn a lot through assessment and learning about a student's oral language abilities is no different. Through assessment, a teacher can find out how great or small a student's vocabulary is and can then work to increase vocabulary knowledge of students that have less than others. Assessments help guide the teaching of students as both individuals and as groups.
  • One method is to have teachers assess speaking skills by short oral reports, role playing, or just listening to students talk. A teacher can learn a lot about a student's oral language by listening to them speak.
References
  • User, S. (n.d.). Fifty top literacy statistics. Ferst Readers. Retrieved July 30, 2022, from https://ferstreaders.org/resources/fifty-top-literacy-statistics

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