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To help you prepare for the test and support you on test day, the Teacher’s Handbook includes a range of downloadable resources. Cut down on your preparation; use our dedicated lesson plan to help students settle down and be ready to take the test. Use the photocopiables and word game ideas to introduce the test. Keep fast finishers engaged with a fun activity. Present each student with a customised student report card to take home to their parents, showing their name, level and club: Count down, Lift off, Zoom, or Orbit. Understand the range of levels in your class and plan lessons with confidence A positive testing experience at just the right level of challenge A club for each level Each CEFR level also has a child-friendly club name so each child feels a sense of achievement when you place them in a club: Child friendly Designed for a positive testing experience To keep the young learner engaged and confident throughout, the test uses bright colours, learner-friendly images and illustrations. The central characters, Ace and Chirp, appear on every question to guide students. The test adapts to students’ answers to give them a testing experience at just the right level of challenge. Straightforward instructions and intuitive tasks, such as drag and drop, also put the young learner at ease so they enjoy their first testing experience. Age appropriate tasks Task types are designed to match the language proficiency and communicative abilities of young learners and reflect tasks they are used to in Primary courses. Questions include real-life child-friendly situations familiar to young learners. Each club has its own resource sheet in the Teacher’s Handbook with badges, wristbands and desk labels for students to cut out and keep. Find out more at: Support for teachers www.oxfordenglishtesting.com Oxford Young Learners Placement Test Teacher’s handbook 21 Colour in Ace and Chirp 15/11/2012 15:25 Quickly and reliably place young learners at the right level 1 NEW testing B1 – A2 – A1 – Pre-A1 (A0) –

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Page 1: NEW - Oxford English Testing · PDF fileNEW oxford english.com testing A A Pre-A A . ... the GlobalCollect secure platform as well as bank transfer. Also available at

To help you prepare for the test and support you on test day, the Teacher’s Handbook includes a range of downloadable resources.

Cut down on your preparation; use our dedicated lesson plan to help students settle down and be ready to take the test.

Use the photocopiables and word game ideas to introduce the test.

Keep fast finishers engaged with a fun activity.

Present each student with a customised student report card to take home to their parents, showing their name, level and club: Count down, Lift off, Zoom, or Orbit.

Understand the range of levels in your class and plan lessons

with confidence

A positive testing experience at just the

right level of challenge

A club for each levelEach CEFR level also has a child-friendly club name so each child feels a sense of achievement when you place them in a club:

Child friendlyDesigned for a positive testing experience To keep the young learner engaged and confident throughout, the test uses bright colours, learner-friendly images and illustrations. The central characters, Ace and Chirp, appear on every question to guide students.

The test adapts to students’ answers to give them a testing experience at just the right level of challenge.

Straightforward instructions and intuitive tasks, such as drag and drop, also put the young learner at ease so they enjoy their first testing experience.

Age appropriate tasksTask types are designed to match the language proficiency and communicative abilities of young learners and reflect tasks they are used to in Primary courses. Questions include real-life child-friendly situations familiar to young learners.

Each club has its own resource sheet in the Teacher’s Handbook with badges, wristbands and desk labels for students to cut out and keep.

Find out more at:

Support for teachers

www.oxfordenglishtesting.com

Oxford Young Learners Placement Test Teacher’s handbook 21

Colour in Ace and Chirp

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For young learnersaged 7-12 years

Quickly and reliably place young learners at the right level

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The Oxford Young Learners Placement Test is a reliable measure of English language level. Use the results to accurately place young learners at the right level, to differentiate between students in mixed ability classes, and to confidently target your teaching.

• Tests listening for detail and gist, using short and extended listening exercises.

• 12 questions.

The test is automatically marked and results are instantly available.

You can view and sort results by CEFR level (pre-A1 to B1), or by an overall numerical score.

Separate scores are given for the Language Use section and Listening section, so you can easily spot whether students are stronger or weaker in one of these areas and target your teaching accordingly.

The test has been written by international young learner assessment experts and pretested by primary school children worldwide.

Questions have been reviewed and benchmarked against the CEFR can-do statements. Only questions meeting our high validation standards are included in the test, so you can be confident that it will give an accurate result.

The test is in two sections: Language Use and Listening.

Scoring

Accurate and reliable

Pretested by young learners

worldwide

Listening• Tests vocabulary, function and grammar.• 18 questions.

Language Use

What it tests

Tests young learners aged 7-12 years in British English

Taken and managed online with a child-friendly login system

Scores to help you make the right placement decision: CEFR level (pre-A1 to B1) and numerical scores

Automatically marked with instant results

Short and accurate: the test adapts to the student’s answers, taking around 35 minutes to complete so students remain focussed

The right mix of challenge and fun so young learners enjoy a positive testing experience and you get a result you can rely on

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Create a group of students to test and enter their names

Assign the test

Download and print individual login slips

Prepare each computer for students to enter their

login details

After testing, view all the scores

Managing the test

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User-friendly management tools make it easy to administer the test online, and to manage the results.

Use the system check at www.oxfordenglishtesting.com/requirements to find out the equipment needed to take a test and if your computers are set up correctly.

How do I assign the test?

Find out more at:www.oxfordenglishtesting.com

How do I buy placement tests?You can buy tests in your local currency by going to the Online Shop at: www.oxfordenglishtesting.com You’ll receive a quantity discount at the checkout; the more tests you buy, the greater the discount.

Various payment methods (depending on your country) are available and usually include credit/debit card facilities through the GlobalCollect secure platform as well as bank transfer.

Also available at www.oxfordenglishtesting.com

The Oxford Online Placement Test Fast, accurate placement testing for teenagers aged 15+ and adults.