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EBCL EBCL – – the development of A1 the development of A1-A2 A2 Interaction Spoken & Communication Interaction Spoken & Communication Strategies descriptors Strategies descriptors

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SOAS Team SOAS Team Liang Wang Liang Wang

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EBCL Project Report – UK team

Revised A1/A2 level descriptors

Reception (5 categories) Production (3 categories) Interaction (3 categories)

Written

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Interaction (3 categories) Strategies/Reception (1 category) Reception (6 categories) Production (5 categories) Interaction (9 categories) Strategies/Interaction (6 categories)

Spoken

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CEFR competence range (adapted from Zhang 2011)

CEF Can-do Statements Notions and functions embedded in socio-cultural contexts C2 Texts Operations Events Notions C1 Sub-themes Notions B2 Themes Notions

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Events Objects Persons Institution Location B2 Themes Notions B1 Sub-themes Notions A2 Notions A1 Functions Sub-functions Functions

Domains

Personal Public Educational Occupational

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IS and CS descriptor formulation

Based on CEFR descriptors (CDS)

Maintain the original CDS (coded) Specify the CDS in terms of themes/topics and language

functions

Modify where necessary: addition, deletion, insertion, split, etc.

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Modify where necessary: addition, deletion, insertion, split, etc. Re-position descriptors to a ‘proper’ sub-level Justify by providing samples based on intuition and experience Internal discussion and revision based on experience

Complementing with other relevant sources

European Language Portfolio EAQULAS

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Descriptors – Interaction Spoken (IS)

Topic/Function-related CDS:

IS1 – Overall Spoken Interaction IS2 – Understanding a Native Speaker Interlocutor IS3 – Conversation

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IS3 – Conversation IS4 – Informal Discussion with Friends IS5 – Formal Discussion and Meetings IS6 – Goal-oriented Cooperation IS7 – Transactions to Obtain Goods and Services IS8 – Informal Exchange IS9 – Interviewing and Being Interviewed

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Descriptors – Strategies

Solely function-related CDS, applicable to different topics in various scenarios:

Communication Strategy – Reception (CSR) Identifying Cues & Inferring (Spoken & Written)

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Identifying Cues & Inferring (Spoken & Written)

Communication Strategy – Interaction (CSI) CSI1 – Taking the Floor (Turn-taking) CSI2 – Cooperating CSI3 – Asking for Clarification CSI4 – Planning CSI5 – Compensating CSI6 – Monitoring and Repairing

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Descriptors – Interaction Spoken (IS)

EBCL A1-A2 Interaction Spoken CDS (demo copy)

Examples:

Solely function-related:

C-IS1-A1.1-1 / E-IS1-A1.1-1 Can interact in a simple way but communication is totally dependent on repetition at a slower rate of speech, rephrasing and repair. (p1)

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dependent on repetition at a slower rate of speech, rephrasing and repair. (p1)

Modification (addition):

C-IS1-A1.1-2 / E-IS1-A1.2-1 Can ask and answer simple questions, initiate and respond to simple statements in areas of immediate need or on very familiar topics (e.g. school, family, occupation) with interlocutor’s help. (p1)

Complementation:

E-IS1-A2.2-4 Can handle short social exchanges and make oneself understood with

  • help. [ELP-IS1-A2 n392-29.2002-CERCLES] (p3)
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Descriptors – Interaction Spoken (IS)

EBCL A1-A2 Interaction Spoken CDS (demo copy)

Examples (continued):

Split of CEFR CDS into two EBCL CDS:

C-IS2-A1.1-1 / E-IS2-A1.1-1 Can understand questions and instructions addressed carefully and slowly to him/her. (p3)

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addressed carefully and slowly to him/her. (p3) C-IS2-A1.1-1 / E-IS2-A1.2-2 Can follow short simple directions (e.g. getting at a location). (p4)

Re-position:

C-IS2-A2.1-2 / E-IS2-A2.2 -3 Can be made to understand, if the speaker can take the

  • trouble. (p5)

Addition:

E-IS5-A2.1-2 Can understand and re-tell the main topic of a formal discussion

  • n familiar topics. (p10)
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Descriptors – Communication Strategies (CS)

EBCL A1-A2 Communication Strategies CDS (demo copy)

Examples:

Modification (rephrase):

E-CSI3-A1.1-1 Can indicate that he/she understands or not. [ELP Descriptor No679-SI3-A1/19.2001-SWE] (p2)

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No679-SI3-A1/19.2001-SWE] (p2)

Complementation and translation:

E-CSI3-A1.2-3 Je peux demander à quelqu'un d'épeler un mot que je ne comprends pas ou que je ne connais pas. [ELP Descriptor No678-SI3-A1/44.2003-FR/Coll.] Can ask someone to explain a word one does not understand or does not know. [translation] (p3)

Addition:

E-IS5-A2.1-2 Can understand and re-tell the main topic of a formal discussion

  • n familiar topics. (p10)
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Discussion + Workshop

Objectives

  • To raise questions and to clarify points
  • To re-define some CDS (sub-)levels if applicable
  • To justify by examining the samples provided
  • To complement with items and samples

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  • To complement with items and samples

Tasks

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Write down the unclear points when you read the file content on the attached worksheet, using clear references to coded items.

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Work in small groups (3-4), discuss the suitability of CDSs and their specifics; provide theme/topics/functions/samples where applicable (e.g. under-specified items).

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Round-up discussion and reporting.