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Designing and Implementing CEFR Speaking Rubrics for Language Assessment
"The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) provides a standardized set of descriptors for language proficiency, moving from basic users (A1-A2) to independent users (B1-B2) and proficient users (C1-C2). A CEFR-aligned speaking rubric translates these qualitative "can-do" statements into actionable, measurable criteria—such as range, accuracy, fluency, interaction, and coherence—enabling educators and examiners to provide consistent, objective evaluations of spoken production and interaction. Understanding the CEFR Framework in Assessment The CEFR was designed by the Council of Europe as a common basis for the elaboration..."
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