About Level2 8

Prévia do material em texto

Months 1 and 2 
 
 
 
 
Months 3 and 4 
 
 
 
 
Months 5 and 6 
eBook, Part 1
Gramm
Read
Video, Part 1
eBook
Gramm
Read
Video
eBook
Gramm
Read
Video
 
 
 
 
What’s here? 
 
5 Levels 
There are five levels. You are currently
 
Level 1 Level 2 
 
You are here
 
Parts 
Each level is divided into three parts. Each part is designed to
study material. Although you have approximately two months of materials, you still need to take the 
Progress Test within 60 days! If you do not tak
automatically cancelled. 
 
 
Leve
Par
Time Required (Approx
 
Content 
Each level contains four areas: 
 
o eBook. This is the mai
writing, listening, and g
o Grammar. This conten
o Reading. This content
skills. 
o Video. This video‐base
comprehension skills. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
eBook, Part 1 
mmar, Part 1 
Reading, Part 1 
deo, Part 1 
eBook, Part 2 
mmar, Part 2 
Reading, Part 2 
deo, Part 2 
eBook, Part 3 
mmar, Part 3 
Reading, Part 3 
deo, Part 3 
 
currently in Level 2. 
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Level 3 
 
 
Level 4 Level 5 
into three parts. Each part is designed to contain approximately two
Although you have approximately two months of materials, you still need to take the 
Progress Test within 60 days! If you do not take your Progress Tests each 60 days
Level 2 
Part 1 2 3 
Approx.) 2 Months 2 Months 2 Months 
6 Months 
 
in content of your course and it will help you strengt
grammar skills in English. 
ent will allow you to focus on strengthening your gramm
t will allow you to focus on strengthening your readi
based content will allow you to focus on strengthening
skills. 
 
 
contain approximately two months of 
Although you have approximately two months of materials, you still need to take the 
60 days, your course will be 
then your reading, 
mmar skills. 
ing and speaking 
ng your listening and 
Progress tests 
Each part ends with a progress test. These will help you gauge your progress. 
 
Level 2, Progress Level 2, Progress Level 2, Final LEVEL 
Part 1 test 1 Part 2 test 2 Part 3 test 3 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speech Recognition 
The progress and final tests contain speech recognition questions. After you record your speech 
 it will be color‐‐‐coded. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
You will also see your Word Pronunciation (W) score on the questions that test word‐level 
pronunciation. You will see your Sentence Pronunciation (S) score on the questions that test 
 sentence‐level pronunciation. You will see your Fluency (F) score on the questions that test 
 fluency. Scoring is based on a 6‐point scale. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Word Pronunciation refers to your ability to pronounce a word like a native‐speaker. The color‐
coded sentence will identify the phonemes in the word you did or did not say like a native‐
speaker. 
 
Sentence Pronunciation refers to your ability to pronounce a sentence like a native‐speaker. 
 The color ‐ coded sentence will identify the phonemes or words you did or did not say like a 
native‐speaker. 
 
Fluency refers to your ability to pronounce a passage like a native ‐ speaker using a rate of 
 speech that is similar to a native speaker including how a native speaker says a word, phrase or 
 sentence. The color‐coding will identify the phonemes or words you did or did not say like a 
native‐speaker.. 
 
 
 
 
 
How do I move to the next level? 
 
If you get 60% or higher on the Final Test, you are eligible to Level 3. 
 
Who do I contact with questions? 
 
Tech support 
Please contact Tech Support with any issues. They can be reached by clicking “Ajuda”.