Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Practice of analysis and production of oral language samples	20%	1.5	0.06	CM10, KM12, SM11
Practice of analysis and production of written language samples	20%	1	0.04	CM10, KM12, SM11
Required reading comprehension work	10%	0.5	0.02	CM10, KM12
Students Portfolio	10%	0.5	0.02	CM10, KM12, SM11
Written test on the theoretical and descriptive contents of the course	40%	3.5	0.14	CM10, KM12

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT:

Students must complete the following tests and contributions throughout the course:

• Analysis and production practices of written language samples (20%)
• Practices of analysis and production of oral language samples (20%)
• Required reading comprehension work (10%)
• Written test on the theoretical and descriptive contents of the course (40%)
• Student follow-up folder: Classroom interventions and contributions (10%)

The characteristics of each one of the practices will be specified during the course and can be consulted in the Moodle.

In order to pass the subject the student must achieve a minimum grade average equal to or greater than 3.5 points out of 10 in the tests, provided that the sum of all evaluation activities is at least 5. Students who have failed some of the activities may apply for re-evaluation of a maximum of two of the tests.

Students will be entitled to the revaluation of the subject. They should present a minimum of activities that equals two-thirds of the total grading.

In order to pass the course, all tests must be completed and handed in by the established deadline. A final grade of 5 or higher must be obtained. To calculate the final grade, the percentages indicated above will be applied. In order to pass the course, it is necessary that the weighted sum of all the evaluation activities is at least a 5.

Students who have not obtained a 5 in the weighted sum of all the activities must compulsorily take a make-up test. All the tests are recoverable, except for the follow-up folder. The maximum score that can be obtained in the recovery of each part is 5, but the final grade will include the average obtained after applying the percentages. The teacher will indicate which evaluation activities must be recovered.

Students will be considered "not evaluated" if they have submitted only one of the practices/tests. The elaboration of more than one practice/test will mean, then, the will of the student to be evaluated in the subject and, therefore, his presentation to the evaluation.

In order to be entitled to the extraordinary review, the ordinary revision must have been made. 

In case of a second enrolment, students will have to follow the ordinary evaluation of the subject.

 

SINGLE ASSESSMENT:

Students must complete the following tests throughout the course:

• Analysis and production practices ofwritten language samples (25%)
• Practices of analysis and production of oral language samples (25%)
• Required reading comprehension work (10%)
• Written test on the theoretical and descriptive contents of the course (40%)

 

The date of the theoretical exams and practice submissions will be indicated on Moodle at the beginning of the course. 

The conditions to pass and re-evaluate the subject are the same as those for students following continuous assessment.

 

WARNING

The completion of punctuation, morphosyntax, lexicon errors will have a penalty of 0.2 each. A test with more than 15 grammatical errors will be directly suspendedwith a 0 and must be repeated in the re-evaluation.

The student who performs any irregularity (copy, plagiarism, identitytheft, use of AI...) will be qualified with 0 in this assignment or exam. In case there are several irregularities, the final grade of the subject will be 0.

Whenever the URKUND anti-plagiarism tool indicates more than 85% plagiarism, the final grade for that assessment activity will be 0 and there will be no possibility of retaking the assignment. This will apply to all students involved in plagiarism.