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Hi everyone, I'm back at it this Sunday releasing an assessment-focused video. Last week, we discussed the Receptive One Word Picture Vocabulary Test, Spanish-Bilingual Edition, 4th Edition (click to watch last week's). This week I'm talking about it's expressive companion test: the Expressive One Word Picture Vocabulary Test, Spanish-Bilingual, 4th Edition or the EOW PVT SB4 (click to watch) I walk you through the scoring of this assessment. One thing I discuss is that I've heard that this assessment is biased. It's possible it is. However, I have found that my students typically do well on this assessment. I can't explain it. What I forgot to mention is that I don't use it to determine my student's dominant language. I use it to describe strengths and weaknesses that they might have. Lastly I also forgot to share that you can take the standard score from the EOW PVT and compare it to the standard score of the ROW PVT, it's receptive counterpart, and see if the gap is statistically significant. When receptive is higher than expressive, the student understands more than they can express. But when the gap is the other way around and the expressive is higher than the receptive, there could be more variables coming into play. I think I'm going to do a video about what that means from my years of noticing that. This video is half as long as the other video, so phew! Stay tuned, I have more assessment videos coming your way :) Have a great week ahead!! Thank you, Sarah 💝 |
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