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Oral Marking Schemes

zam · 2010-04-05 10:57:07

Do they exist and where can I find them?

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05-04-2010 11:57am

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zam

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Do they exist and where can I find them?

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#2 05-04-2010 12:12pm
DGRulz

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Yes they do exist, as for where I've no idea. Depends on the language but most of the time you get marked on quality of language and something else like fluency.

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#3 05-04-2010 12:22pm
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I think it's normally
Communication
Grammar
Pronunciation
Vocabulary

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#4 05-04-2010 1:23pm
pathway33

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For french anyway according to the 2006 chief examiners report page 5 http://www.examinations.ie/archive/examiners_reports/cer_2006/LC_French_06_Edit.pdf

it's

pronounciation 20%
vocab 20%
structures 30%
communication 30%

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#5 05-04-2010 4:09pm
zam

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Sweet, thanks. Yeah I read the chief examiner reports oral sections which were very helpful and gave lots of tips, I would recommend!

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