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Havestudentsdoacommunicativetaskonthetopic (communicativeoutput) Wheninstructorshavetheopportunity to developpartorallofthe coursecurriculum,theycandevelopaseriesofcontextsbasedonthe realworldtasksthatstudentswillneed to performusingthelanguage, and thenteachgrammar and vocabularyinrelation to thosecontexts. Forexample,studentswhoplan to travelwillneed to understand publicaddressannouncementsinairports and trainstations. Instructorscanuseaudio‐tapedsimulations to provideinput;teach thegrammaticalformsthattypicallyoccurinsuchannouncements; and thenhavestudentspracticebyasking and answeringquestions aboutwhatwasannounced.   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More    How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 50 AssessingGrammarProficiency  AuthenticAssessment Justasmechanicaldrillsdonotteachstudentsthelanguage, mechanicaltestquestionsdonotassesstheirability to useitin authenticways.Inorder to provideauthenticassessmentofstudents’ grammarproficiency,anevaluationmustreflectreal‐lifeusesof grammarincontext.Thismeansthattheactivitymusthaveapurpose otherthanassessment and requirestudents to demonstratetheirlevel ofgrammarproficiencybycompletingsometask. To developauthenticassessmentactivities,beginwiththetypesof tasksthatstudentswillactuallyneed to dousingthelanguage. Assessmentcanthentaketheformofcommunicativedrills and  communicativeactivitieslikethoseusedintheteachingprocess. Forexample,theactivitybasedonaudiotapesofpublicaddress announcementscanbeconvertedintoanassessmentbyhaving studentsrespondorallyorinwriting to questionsaboutasimilartape. Inthistypeofassessment,theinstructorusesachecklistorrubric to evaluatethestudent’sunderstanding and/ oruseofgrammarin context. Mechanicaltestsdoserveone purpose:Theymotivatestudents to memorize.Theycanthereforeserveas prompts to encouragememorization ofirregularforms and vocabulary items.Becausetheytestonlymemory capacity,notlanguageability,theyare bestusedasquizzes and given relativelylittleweightinevaluating studentperformance and progress. ...   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 50 AssessingGrammarProficiency  AuthenticAssessment Justasmechanicaldrillsdonotteachstudentsthelanguage, mechanicaltestquestionsdonotassesstheirability to useitin authenticways.Inorder to provideauthenticassessmentofstudents’ grammarproficiency,anevaluationmustreflectreal‐lifeusesof grammarincontext.Thismeansthattheactivitymusthaveapurpose otherthanassessment and requirestudents to demonstratetheirlevel ofgrammarproficiencybycompletingsometask. To developauthenticassessmentactivities,beginwiththetypesof tasksthatstudentswillactuallyneed to dousingthelanguage. Assessmentcanthentaketheformofcommunicativedrills and  communicativeactivitieslikethoseusedintheteachingprocess. Forexample,theactivitybasedonaudiotapesofpublicaddress announcementscanbeconvertedintoanassessmentbyhaving studentsrespondorallyorinwriting to questionsaboutasimilartape. Inthistypeofassessment,theinstructorusesachecklistorrubric to evaluatethestudent’sunderstanding and/ oruseofgrammarin context. Mechanicaltestsdoserveone purpose:Theymotivatestudents to memorize.Theycanthereforeserveas prompts to encouragememorization ofirregularforms and vocabulary items.Becausetheytestonlymemory capacity,notlanguageability,theyare bestusedasquizzes and given relativelylittleweightinevaluating studentperformance and progress.   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 24 C. How to useastudybook Onceyouhavechosenastudymanual,readthedirectionscarefully. Typically,thefirst10 40 pagesofamanualwillgiveverydetailed instructionson how to beststudyforthetest,test‐takingtips, and  basicinformationaboutthetest.Asmartinstructor[you]willtakethe testatleastoncesotheyknowexactlywhatisentailed. Buildingagoodstudyplanisanessentialfirststepinhelpingyour students.But,first,youmustknowtheskilllevelofyourstudents and wheretheirskillsarestrong and weak.Thiswillrequiregivingyour studentsabaselinetest to determinetheircurrentskilllevels. Onceanestimatedbaselinescorehasbeenestablished,carefully reviewyourstudents’skilllevels and developastudyplanthatwill helpraiselowerscores and strengthenthehigherscores. Irregularityofskilllevels(strongverbalskills and veryweakwriting scores,forexample)arenotuncommon and workingonraisingthe lowerlevelskillswill,mostlikely,yieldthequickestresults(ETS researchsuggeststhisistrue). Studentswilloftenwant to studyintensivelyforshortperiodsoftime, buttheywillgenerallybemoresuccessfulwithdistributedpractice overlongerperiodsoftime. Baseline,practice and  progresstestsshouldbe takenunderconditions ascloseaspossibleas thoseatatestingcenter. ... 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