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5 thoughts on “jGR Reprise”
I finally got the links to work on this important contribution from Diane.
Thanks, Diane, for sharing this from Annick (Thanks, Annick).
I was wondering about the four boxes before each of the criteria 1-8. I then realized that everything is in fours. So do they base this on a four day with something different on the 5th day?
Annick told me her classes meet 4 times per week, so that’s why.
I love this. I might implement it post-haste with my blurty little eighth graders. Thanks so much for sharing!
If anyone is wondering what that first paragraph is referring to: I’m required to have an “outside” test of my students’ Chinese in level one. Thankfully, I’m not required to use one of those that is already available — they don’t reflect my students’ abilities and test based on textbook curriculum-style noun lists, mostly.
So, recently Diana Noonan & Annick Chen agreed to meet to let me consult them about that b/c they’ve just created a Chinese proficiency test for Denver Public Schools (DPS). Ben suggested I contact them. Reed Riggs is creating the test I’ll use, which is hoped to be something others could use in the future.