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Student Reading and Speaking Assessments

The document provides progress reports for students' reading, speaking, and writing skills over three months. For reading, most students showed improvement, though some still struggled with comprehension. Speaking assessments showed most participating actively with some needing better pronunciation. Writing scores varied across topics but most made gains.
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Student Reading and Speaking Assessments

The document provides progress reports for students' reading, speaking, and writing skills over three months. For reading, most students showed improvement, though some still struggled with comprehension. Speaking assessments showed most participating actively with some needing better pronunciation. Writing scores varied across topics but most made gains.
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Reading

September October November

Nik. -He makes almost no mistakes even in large and -Great performance, she responds accurately,
-Great first impression, he reads and completes more demanding texts like that in p.17. fluently and creatively!
open-ended and T/F tasks without difficulty. Monthly avg. : 20 p.26 5/5
-He has a good pronunciation and intonation. Reading, Test 2:
Monthly avg. : 19+

Jer. -He has slightly improved -He doesn’t make many mistakes but he
-He makes approx. 2 mistakes per task -Only a few mistakes (1-2 or no mistakes at all). sometimes reads quickly and not in much detail.
-He needs extra practice as far as his Monthly avg. : 19 p.26 4/5
pronunciation is concerned Reading, Test 2: 12/20
-He needs to improve his intonation.
Monthly avg. : 18

Fay -She has difficulty locating specific information in -She has reading comprehension difficulties in -She shows signs of improvement.
a text. longer and more complicated texts (p.17). p.26 4/5
-She makes approx. 2 mistakes per exercise. However, she performs well in T/F tasks but Reading, Test 2: 12/20
-She has a nice pronunciation while reading. worse in oral reading comprehension
Monthly avg. : 17+ questions. Avg. 17,5
Val. -Excellent reading skills! -Amazing job, she performs well in all types of -Great job!!
-She has a great pronunciation and intonation tasks p.26 5/5
while reading! Monthly avg. : 20 -She is a great reader too! Avg. : 20 Reading, Test 2: 16/20
Greg. -Problematic reading performance; he needs -He is not familiar with reading comprehension -He faces difficulties – he is sometimes unable to
extra practice! techniques. grasp the overall meaning of the text.
-He has many unknown words which impede him -He makes approx. 2 mistakes in T/F tasks. (p.17 -Has problems with unknown (however familiar)
from successfully understanding the text. = many problems) Avg. 17 words.
-He needs to improve his pronunciation while p.26 3/5
reading out loud. Avg. 17 Reading, Test 2: 12/20
Andr. -She makes 2 mistakes in T/F. -She understands the gist of the text and she is - Improvement; she makes less mistakes.
-She overuses Greek in open-ended questions! willing to provide an answer.
-She has some pronunciation problems. -Not many mistakes in T/F and matching tasks. p.26 4/5
Avg. 17+ (Found p.17 difficult). Avg. 18 Reading, Test 2: 16/20
Spyr. -No major difficulty, almost no errors in T/F. -Good job! Almost no mistakes, he reads carefully
-He is able to understand the gist of the text and -No major problems, he is a careful reader and and responds accurately.
to locate specific information when needed. he performs well in an array of tasks. p.26 5/5
-He needs to improve his pronunciation and int. Avg. 19 Reading, Test 2: 16/20
Avg. 19+
Speaking
September – October November- December

Nikolas Indicative marks/ in-class speaking practice:


-He participates a lot and he doesn’t hesitate to use English. He has a -Waiter – customer role-play: 19,5
very good accent and makes only a few mistakes. Monthly avg. : 19+ -My favourite food: 19
Ex. 8 p.27: 19
Jerry -Waiter – customer role-play: 18,5
-He hesitates and pauses a lot. -My favourite food: 19
-He needs to improve his pronunciation and to talk more clearly and -Ex. 8 p.27: 18
fluently. Monthly avg. : 18
Fay -Fay has a good accent but she overuses Greek! She shows signs of -Waiter – customer role-play: 18
improvement but she needs to be more careful with the assigned -My favourite food: 18
vocabulary so as to be able to actively use it in our in-class speaking Ex. 8 p.27: 18,5
practice. Monthly avg. 17

Valia -Valia demonstrates exceptional speaking skills for her age and level. -Waiter – customer role-play: 19,5
She speaks both fluently and accurately and enjoys using English, -My favourite food: 20
considering that she participates a lot and shares interesting Ex. 8 p.27: 19
information with the rest of the class in a creative and engaging
manner & she has a great accent and intonation. Monthly avg. 19
Gregory -Gregory definitely needs to improve his speaking skills (by studying -Waiter – customer role-play: 18
more vocabulary and grammar) -My favourite food: 17
-He uses problematic syntactic and grammatic structures and he often Ex. 8 p.27: 18
asks for help in Greek & pronounces basic words incorrectly. Avg. 17
Andr. -Andrianna tends to overuse Greek but she is willing to switch to English -Waiter – customer role-play: 18,5
when she is being asked to. She sometimes gets stressed while talking -My favourite food: 19
and makes some mistakes which do not significantly alter the Ex. 8 p.27: 18
intended meaning of her utterance.
-She shows signs of improvement! Avg. 17,5
Spyros -Spyros speaks correctly but needs to risk more - he studies a lot and -Waiter – customer role-play: 19
knows many words which could be actually used in practice. -My favourite food: 18,5
-He needs to improve his intonation and pronunciation. Ex. 8 p.27: 18
-He is willing to speak in English and he faces no major difficulties.
-Avg. 18

Writing
Introducing myself My ideal bedroom Subject Hobby Breakfast An ideal day El. devices I use Test 1 Test 2
Nikolas 18,5 18 19 18 19 19,5 xx
Jerry 18 18 17 15 ? 18 16 18,5 17
Fay 17 17,5 15 ? 16,5 17 ? 16 17
Valia 19 18,5 19 19 18,5 19,5 18 19 19,5
Gregory 16 16,5 15 17 16 14 ? 15 16
Andrianna 17 18 16 16 19 19! 18 17 18
Spyros 18 17,5 17 16 ? 17,5 18 18,5 16,5

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