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English skill level
(Level 1-beginner low)
- S/He can only state few memorized words or greetings. Communication is extremely limited.
- S/He often responds with silence or by using his/her native language
- The pronunciation of the student is completely influenced by his/her first language.
- The statements and questions need to be repeated and recorded by the teacher
- S/He needs enhance his/her little knowledge of the proper forms of English
- The student possesses little knowledge of English grammar
- The learner gives a different response because she/he can hardly understand questions asked to him/her.
- The learner needs to learn basic intonation
- The learner pronunciation is at its raw state and speaks only in simple words or fragmented sentences
- S/he can hardly or even almost not comprehend simple words or phrases unless repeated slowly by teacher.
- The learner has problems differentiating between P and F sounds
- The learner has problems differentiating between B and V sounds
- The learner has problems differentiating between D and T sounds
- The learner needs to learn the formation and production of the vowel sounds
(Level 2-Beginner)
- She has a limited functional ability and can give simple information with difficulty.
- S/he can only use individual words or leaned phrases in familiar situations.
- The first language strongly influences his/her pronunciation.
- S/he can understand simple information in familiar situations with difficulty.
- S/he needs much repetition, rewording and slowed speech pace in order to have a limited understanding.
- S/he has gained considerable knowledge and developed basic skills in using English.
- The student sentence structure is mostly of the broken structure that follows the student’s native language construction.
- The most important to consider with regard to this student is his/her pronunciation
- The learner is able to comprehend and answer basic questions like
- The learner has problems producing F, R and final S sounds
- The student has difficulty of grasping words using blended sounds
(Level 3-beginner high)
- S/he can give simple information using individual words or learned phrases in familiar and immediate situations.
- S/he has basic vocabulary.
- S/he omits many function words and makes errors.
- S/he has a limited communication or input to our conversation.
- S/he can understand simple questions and information.
- S/he can understand the main idea of the topic.
- S/he still needs slower pace speech, repetition, and rephrasing to avoid misunderstanding.
- S/he has developed basic skills in simple English communication and is able to communicate using simple sentence structure.
- The student can make proper introduction and greetings using simple sentences
- Although when the student is left alone has difficulty s/he is able to follow the teacher’s pronunciation of words.
- The learner native intonation is still present and s/he’s not aware of it
- The learner is beginning to learn to recognize simple and familiar thought groups or phrases but has difficulty-recognizing medium to difficult.
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