为什么中国学生雅思口语差（Why do Chinese students have poor ielts speaking）.doc

为什么中国学生雅思口语差（Why do Chinese students have poor ielts speaking） Why do Chinese students have the worlds lowest scores on ielts speaking? 09:49:01 (2010-08-04) Classification: [A] [new Oriental class] [source: new Oriental author: Yang zzy first] Why do Chinese students have the worlds lowest scores on ielts speaking? -- 8 deduction factor summary According to statistics, in 2006, the global average score of ielts candidates was 6.06, while the Chinese average score was 5.53, the second-lowest in the world. The average score of reading and writing was 5.47, 5.39, 5.80 and 5.23 respectively, and the mean score of writing and writing was the lowest in the world. In 2007, the average score of ielts speaking in China fell to 5.36, the lowest in the world. In 2008 and 2009, the ranking of Chinese test-takers remained unimproved. Whats wrong with Chinese examinees? Based on the experience of ielts speaking in the past five years, the author sums up eight deduction factors to share with you. Hope to help you on the ielts test prep on the road, a little faster and a little better. 1. 60% of the examinees, due to the emoji, are deducted (note: the percentages and other grades of this paper represent only personal experience, not official statistics) The ability to use facial expressions and body language helps to be understood, according to the ielts speaking score. According to this standard, if you have the following questions, you will be deducted: (1) they may be deducted as high as 0.2 points. (2) although looking at the examiner, the expressions and oral answers are not compatible. For example, when you say I like animals, especially dogs. when you face, no show no brilliant dog, or at least a hint of warmth dogs pretty cute expression, you can be 0.1 points. (3) because the examiner has no expression, the smile that you managed to keep gradually stiffened until you were like the examiner, so you could be deducted 0.05 points. In order not to be deducted, the author sugg