SEND requires us to reach a B2 level. This means that we can (according to the test administrators):
- Understand the gist of complex texts about concrete or abstract themes, even technical texts, provided that they are within the candidates’ field of specialization.
- Interact with native speakers with sufficient fluency and spontaneity, so that communication does not constitute an effort for the interlocutors.
- Produce clear and detailed texts about diverse topics, as well as defend a point of view on general topics, stating the pros and cons of the different options.
In terms most Americans with teenagers can understand, a student passing the AP Spanish Language and Culture exam would pass the B1 exam, although would have some of the skills required for B2.
This week with great trepidation we opened Scott's language scores and the words we wanted to see were there!
Translated: The final grade is: Passed!
We have now both passed the language exam and are deemed fluent, although we both know that there is still so much to learn in regards to speaking Spanish. We can communicate and we can usually be understood, but we are not natives and will be learning for the rest of our lives!
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