So cool!
This technology is amazing and it seems like a really good classroom tool for ELLs. The graphics and sound quality are excellent.
Pearson TELL
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Pearson Education
Description
Pearson’s TELL is a self-delivered online language proficiency assessment for students in grades K-12.
TELL consists of a single screener, two diagnostic, and eight progress monitoring assessments that are administered throughout the course of an academic school year.
The results from TELL provide schools and districts with a complete understanding of their students’ current language proficiency and allows them to measure their progression. This robust reporting that also helps inform instructional decisions.
With minimal set-up time, students can begin testing. During test administration, students watch video clips and interact with pictures and words on a tablet, then answer questions out loud. They listen, write, read, and speak—all with no mark-ups or grading by teachers. Short, effective testing allows users to monitor student progress on the development of core English language skills necessary for learning academic content. TELL’s unique items types allow for measuring multiple skills in a single item.
TELL’s innovative speech recognition and writing evaluation technology yields highly reliable scored but also means that results are available in minutes!
TELL scores are provided at the Overall level, for the four foundational skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking), and for the following sub-skills : pronunciation, fluency, grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, reading rate, expressiveness, and pre-literacy.
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TELL consists of a single screener, two diagnostic, and eight progress monitoring assessments that are administered throughout the course of an academic school year.
The results from TELL provide schools and districts with a complete understanding of their students’ current language proficiency and allows them to measure their progression. This robust reporting that also helps inform instructional decisions.
With minimal set-up time, students can begin testing. During test administration, students watch video clips and interact with pictures and words on a tablet, then answer questions out loud. They listen, write, read, and speak—all with no mark-ups or grading by teachers. Short, effective testing allows users to monitor student progress on the development of core English language skills necessary for learning academic content. TELL’s unique items types allow for measuring multiple skills in a single item.
TELL’s innovative speech recognition and writing evaluation technology yields highly reliable scored but also means that results are available in minutes!
TELL scores are provided at the Overall level, for the four foundational skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking), and for the following sub-skills : pronunciation, fluency, grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, reading rate, expressiveness, and pre-literacy.
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Is Pearson TELL free?
Yes, Pearson TELL is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Pearson TELL is free.
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App Info
- Category
- Education
- Publisher
- Pearson Education
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 2.10.5 (1 year ago )
- Released on
- May 25, 2015 (9 years ago )
- Last Updated
- 2 weeks ago
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