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Die Prüfung hört nicht nur Wörter

Trace how a school responds when uneven listening conditions undermine an exam component, while keeping language assessment meaningful. 920 words

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Check your understanding

Comprehension quiz

What did the original sound check fail to establish?
Why is adding three points to each affected student not an evidence-based repair?
What exactly replaces the disputed assessment?
What do Jana's seven points and Sven's eight points show about the new conditions?
Why does Emil take the rear-row pattern seriously without treating it as proof of every error's cause?
What does Emil recognise about his response to Jana during the first test?