Assessing the Skills at IGA

Assessment in our classes should help us become better teachers and our students, better learners.

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Tests are the best and only way that students should be evaluated with.

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Very young learners (Baby Eagles) do not take formal written tests.

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Speaking is evaluated during an activity in the Internalize or Fuently Use stage of an ECRIF class in all the programs.

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Teachers use their own criteria to evaluate their students' speaking skill.

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The language assessments or checkpoint assessments in the Adults' program evaluate grammar and vocabulary.

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The online worksheets used in the Children's and Teens' programs evaluate grammar and vocabulary.

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The Skill Development worksheet in the Children's and Teen's classes evaluates reading or listening.

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Writing is evaluated in all of the different levels of the Children's Program.

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It's not correct to let students see the rubric or checklist that they will be assessed with.

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