How is assessment conducted in the Thai Rapport Course?

Assessment in the Thai Rapport Course is conducted through a combination of quizzes, oral exams, and practical demonstrations, which provides a comprehensive evaluation of a student's language proficiency and rapport-building skills. Quizzes assess understanding of the material and retention of vocabulary and grammar, while oral exams allow for testing speaking and comprehension abilities in a more interactive setting. Practical demonstrations simulate real-life scenarios where students can effectively apply their language skills, thereby ensuring they not only understand the theoretical aspects but can also implement them in practice. This multifaceted approach allows instructors to gauge a student's competence in a holistic manner, reflecting both their practical skills and theoretical knowledge.

In contrast, relying solely on homework assignments may not adequately measure a student's ability to communicate in real time. Peer evaluations can provide insights but may lack the structured format needed for formal assessment. Attendance tracking, while important for monitoring engagement, does not directly assess a student’s capability in language acquisition or rapport development.