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An Exercise in Self–Assessment in TEYL
Marija Luka
č

and
 Ivana Bobi
ć
 
Grammar and Economics High School, Kovin, Serbia
The paper presents the results of a small–scale research with Year
and Year primary school students (both in a state school and a tutoring 
setting), where the students were asked to create their own tests based on 
a course book unit. The aim of the action research is to see if children’s 
learning and test achievements have been improved by the experiment.
The results suggest improvement in the later test, created by the teach-
er. Furthermore, we noticed di

erences in teacher–student relationship, 
student – studying English relationship, and student–test relationship.
We can conclude that this can be a useful method of improving stu-
dent’s test results and their involvement in the lessons.
English from the Very First Word 
Sylvie Dolakova 
Freelance, Czech Republic
 
Do you know how to start teaching English to (very) young learners 
from the 
fi
rst moment? You don‘t want to or can’t translate every word, 
but will they understand English–only approach? And how can they learn 
about their progress? A few practical tips for working with young begin-
ners the way they will enjoy (and you too). 
Using Audio–recording Tools for Oral Language 
Assessment of Young Learners
Olivera Ili
ć
 
‘Sveti Sava’ Primary School, Požarevac, Serbia
 
Speaking is of great signi
fi
cance in young learner’s language develop-
ment as it provides the foundation for language learning and literacy de-
velopment. However, there are many issues teachers and assessors have to 
consider in relation to oral language assessment of young learners – their 
cognitive and social skills, motivation to participate in the assessment and 


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test anxiety. The aim of this paper is to present how audio–recording can 
help to create psychologically safe environment for the assessment of chil-
dren’t language abilities. It also explores various audio–recording tools and 
presents a set of activities which can be used in oral language assessment. 
Finally, the paper describes how students’ audio–recordings can be used af-
ter the assessment for further language development. 

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