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| Name | Why is the IELTS Examiner Taking Notes During my Speaking Exam? |
| Video Uploader | Video From IELTS Energy TV |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 01-01-2020 06:44:39 |
| Video Discription | Today you’ll find out what the Examiner might be taking notes on while you’re speaking. Go to allearsenglish.com/myscore for your IELTS score and free resources. Are you taking the computer-delivered IELTS Exam? Did you know that right now, there is no IELTS course specifically for you? 3 Keys IELTS is working on our computer-delivered IELTS course right now, and it’s nearly ready to launch! Sign up to be one of the first to get into this new, one-of-a-kind course, made just for your computer IELTS needs, and get a special early bird price: http://allearsenglish.com/computer Congratulations to 3 Keys student Juan who just received incredible IELTS scores! Juan got an overall 8.5- Listening 8.5, Reading 9, Writing 8 and Speaking 8.5! Thank you to subscriber Prabh Gill who asked today’s question. This student said that on her most recent Speaking Exam, she saw the examiner write the numbers ‘5, 5, 6, 8’ while she was talking. Thus, she was worried that these may be her scores! Since I was an IELTS Examiner for 14 years, I am qualified to give you the insider knowledge about what this examiner might have been doing, or doing wrong. The fact is, Examiners are not supposed to take notes while you are taking your Speaking Exam. It’s against the rules. They must listen carefully and analyze your ability in their minds while you’re talking. Then, when you leave the room, they can write down whatever they need to. The truth is, though, that most examiners pretty much know your scores as soon as you leave the room, only by keeping track in their heads. Then, after you leave, they consult the scoring rubric to make sure. So, they cannot take notes or write down scores until after the Speaking Exam is finished and you’ve exited the exam room. If you see an examiner breaking these rules, please tell the test center administrator. Advocate for a fair and valid exam where the Examiner follows all of the rules. Having said that, I did write down some numbers while examining! They had nothing to do with student performance, however, so I wasn’t breaking any rules. Examiners must keep very careful track of time, and I would note down the 1 minute and 2 minute time markers in Speaking Part 2. As a reminder, Speaking Part 1 lasts 4-5 minutes, Speaking Part 2 is 3-4 minutes, and Speaking Part 3 is 4-5 minutes. Again, examiners must be very strict in keeping to the timing expectations. Do you have any IELTS questions? Ask me in the comments section below and I may do a future video about it! In our online IELTS course, 3 Keys IELTS, we give you all the strategies and practice you need to score highly on all parts of the IELTS exam. Check out our online course now, the only one with a guaranteed score increase, at allearsenglish.com/keys. [Y98dFQTI_6w] |
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