Read upon the ACTL OPI (oral proficiency interview) at ACTFL's website (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages). ACTL.org You will not be able to administer it, however, you could develop a similar assessment.
You would also have to check out the ACTFL proficiency levels and what you should expect from speech at each level.
Basicially you have a conversation with the student, listening for certain factors in his speech, such as extended discourse, expressing opinions in complicated speech, etc. etc.
A less global and easier task is to give a student a speaking task, basically a role-play situation. (Explain to me what happened last week when I was out of town. What would your ideal career be and why). Then you write a rubric based on what you are listening for. (rubistar.com can help with rubrics)
I (teacher of beginners) generally use fluency, comprehensibility, accuracy and risk-taking, and then write a four point scale from excellent to poor for each area, with a description. Therefore a 16 would be a perfect score, a 12 would be quite good, an 8 would be acceptable and a four very inadequate. After evaluating a few students, you begin to get an idea what you actually expect from each score and become quite accurate.
You could evaluate your students at the beginning of your campaign and at the end and see what their improvement is.
The only problem with speaking evaluations is that they are extremely time comsuming. If you record them, you have 1-5 minutes to listen to each student, which adds up. If you evaluate them 'live', you must make many appointments outside of the regular class time.
Good luck
2006-06-15 03:18:19
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answered by frauholzer 5
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2016-10-14 04:33:23
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answered by ridinger 4
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I would give them a combined test. A short composition, a basic grammar test and then an oral test to check on their pronunciation and ability to answer questions spontaneously.
Good luck.
2006-06-15 00:22:25
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answered by Palamino 4
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you would have to gives scores for certain things such as fluency pronunciation and vocabulary then take an average
2006-06-14 20:35:49
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answered by Anonymous
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you should give him a text to read and ask him to tell you , in his own words what the text is about.
2006-06-21 23:37:10
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answered by killazofu k 1
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give them small test
2006-06-14 20:43:54
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answered by Hollywood 1
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