[etni] Re: Fw: re: Regarding Oral Dispensations
- From: sara g <saragabai@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: kobilavy@xxxxxxx, ETNI list <etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 May 2010 09:10:27 +0300
maybe this is all wrong, but even for oral kids with electronic
dictionaries, i use a hard copy oxford during the oral test. the way i see
it, their difficulty is finding the word in the oxford, but if i am finding
it, there is no problem.
they use the elec. dictionary during the time they are preparing the text,
before i test them.
2010/5/15 ק×?×?×? <kobilavy@xxxxxxx>
> I agree that you should ask the kid whether he wants it in English or in
> Hebrew but if a kid has an electronical milonit it only comes in Hebrew so
> there's no option there.
> What do you when a word has multiple definitions or is more than one part
> of
> speech (both a verb and a noun but only one of them will give the correct
> definition). Do you read all the different choices or just the correct one
> to solve the puzzle? In the milonit version you need to scroll down to see
> the definition of the Verb and then Noun and so forth... I think the tester
> should read immediately the correct definition of the word as not to
> complicate things more than they already are.
> Kobi
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> From: Michele Ben - mggben@xxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Regarding Oral Dispensations
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> If a kid asks you to look up a word for him or her, you should probably as
> them if they want the definition read to them in English or if they want
> the Hebrew. My terribly ld daughter needed the definition read to her in
> English. She had to explain that to the tester, a teacher in school who
> hadn't taught her. It would have been nice had the tester asked if she
> wanted the definition in English. The real ld kids go through enough grief.
> Oral testers need to be sensitive to that.
>
> Michele
>
>
> David wrote:
> > I just wrote Avi Tzur regarding two fine point about oral testing. Here
> > are
> his responses:
>
> Regarding the oral testing rules.
>
> 1) Testers must look up requested words for students in their dictionary.
> But if they have a dispensation for a milonit, should one type out the
> word, if the student requests?
>
> The tester looks up the word and reads the answers to the
> pupil
>
> 2) Are those scanners now legal [the little wands which when passed over
> the
> word gives a meaning]?
>
> only the ones that don't make a sound
>
>
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