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Why do baseline tests assess vocabulary? - Quick Guide for Teachers
Vocabulary is important in every aspect of the curriculum. It gives students foundational knowledge that they can use to build their learning on – so...
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Cambridge Insight : Jul 1, 2024, 11:46:40 AM
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Vocabulary is one of the key building blocks for helping students communicate effectively, but it’s also essential to school performance more widely. Research has consistently found that the extent of a child’s vocabulary knowledge strongly relates to their overall academic performance.
But vocabulary is not as simple as handing out lists of words. There is more complexity around understanding of words and being able to apply context. That’s why vocabulary is presented to students in various different ways during their baseline assessment, but generally falling into 3 categories:
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