E10 M - Meine Englisch-Kompetenzen Klasse 10 diagnostizieren
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E10 M - Meine Englisch-Kompetenzen Klasse 10 diagnostizieren
Einleitung
Mini-Beschreibung: Find out where you are strong and where you still need practice in listening, reading, speaking, writing, mediation, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. This diagnostic course is for Klasse 10, M-Niveau, Baden-Württemberg and is B1-oriented.
Your route: English first → understand → respond → analyse → communicate → feedback → revise → transfer.
Do not translate everything. Work with meaning, context and purpose. Use German only when a mediation task asks for it.
Media warm-up: Watch part of the B1 speaking example. What makes communication successful: perfect grammar, or clear ideas, interaction and understandable language? Note three observations.
Privacy and AI: Use only fictional profiles and applications. Audio recordings are optional and should stay private. Do not upload personal recordings or texts without a clear reason and permission. External AI tools are not required. If you use AI support elsewhere, check facts and sources, mark the support and keep your own original text so that your learning progress stays visible.
I-can goals
| Skill | I can ... |
|---|---|
| Listening | understand the main idea, important details and speaker attitude in natural standard English. |
| Reading | find explicit and implicit information in longer B1-oriented texts. |
| Speaking | discuss, negotiate, present and react spontaneously. |
| Writing | write clear formal and informal texts for a purpose and audience. |
| Mediation | pass on relevant meaning for a specific person instead of translating word for word. |
| Vocabulary | use context, collocations and topic vocabulary to express ideas. |
| Grammar | use familiar structures accurately and more complex structures when they help communication. |
| Pronunciation | speak clearly enough to be understood, using useful stress and intonation. |
Vorwissen: Quick start
Without a dictionary, write 60–80 words in English: What is one skill you will need after school, and why? Then speak about the same question for about one minute. Keep both versions. You will compare them with your revised work later.
Diagnose: Listening and Viewing
Watch the BBC Learning English video in natural standard English.
- First viewing – gist: What is the main problem shown in the example?
- Second viewing – detail: Note three differences between formal and informal English.
- Analyse: Why can register change the impression you make?
- Transfer: Give one situation where informal English works and one where formal English is safer.
Self-check: If you understand the main idea but miss several details, practise listening for detail. If the speed is the main problem, practise natural-speed listening with short repeated sections.
Diagnose: Reading
Fictional diagnostic text – read without translating every word.
Work Experience: More Than One Week Away from School
Last spring, 16-year-old Jordan Lee completed a one-week placement at a small local media company. At first, Jordan expected to spend most of the time watching other people work. Instead, the team asked Jordan to help prepare short social-media texts, check information for a newsletter and organise material for a meeting.
The first day was difficult because the staff used several unfamiliar expressions and worked faster than Jordan was used to at school. Jordan began writing key words instead of complete notes and asked short questions when instructions were unclear. By the third day, the work felt easier.
The most useful task was checking two online sources for a short article. One source looked professional but did not say where its numbers came from. The second linked to an official report. Jordan learned that a good-looking website is not automatically a reliable source.
At the end of the week, the supervisor praised Jordan's questions and careful work but suggested using more precise English in formal e-mails. Jordan now plans to practise professional vocabulary and to write shorter, clearer messages before the next placement.
- Understand: Summarise the text in two English sentences.
- Respond: Name two problems Jordan had and how Jordan reacted.
- Analyse: What does the text suggest about reliable sources?
- Evidence: Find one detail that shows Jordan became more independent.
Self-check: If you find the gist but not implied meaning, continue with reading strategies. If unknown words block you, continue with context vocabulary.
Kontextwortschatz
Use the reading context before opening a dictionary. Explain these words in simple English or give a close synonym: placement – reliable – source – supervisor – precise – instructions.
Then build three useful collocations, for example with meet, apply, reliable, take, give.
Diagnostic question: Can you paraphrase when one word is missing? If not, practise paraphrasing and collocations.
Aussprache und Verständlichkeit
Listen for the schwa and for unstressed grammar words. Then say:
I would have applied for the placement if I had known about it earlier.
Say it once slowly and once at a natural pace. Recording is optional and private.
Check:
- Are the important content words easy to hear?
- Does your voice show where the sentence continues and ends?
- Can another person understand you without seeing the sentence?
Goal: Verständlichkeit vor Akzentfreiheit. A noticeable accent is not a problem if meaning stays clear.
Next step: word stress, sentence stress and intonation.
Speaking: Discuss, Negotiate, Present
Pair task: A fictional school can offer only one new project: a weekly careers workshop or a student media project. Discuss both options and agree on one.
Use natural interaction:
- react to your partner;
- ask a follow-up question;
- disagree politely once;
- suggest a compromise;
- summarise the final decision.
Then give a two-minute talk about one skill you want to improve before leaving school. Use notes, not a full script. After that, answer one spontaneous follow-up question.
Next step: If you can present but not react spontaneously, choose dialogue and discussion. If structure is difficult, choose two-minute presentation practice.
Writing: Register, Application and Opinion
All profiles and applications in this course are fictional.
Main writing task: Write 150–170 words for your school website: Should every Year 10 student complete work experience? Give your opinion, include one counterargument and refer to the reading text with a phrase such as According to the text ....
Then complete the genre switch:
- Write a 60–80 word formal e-mail from fictional student Alex Morgan asking a company about a work-experience place.
- Rewrite one key message as a short informal e-mail to a friend.
- Create only the headings and three fictional entries for Alex's CV: education, skills, experience.
Check purpose – audience – register – structure – linking – evidence – accuracy.
Next step: writing, formal e-mail, application and CV or opinion and source reference.
Mediation: Meaning for a Purpose
German source:
Am Donnerstag findet an der fiktiven Linden-Schule ein Berufsorientierungstag statt. Beginn ist um 8:30 Uhr in der Aula. Danach wählen die Jugendlichen zwei Workshops. Angeboten werden Bewerbungstraining, Medienberufe und technische Ausbildungswege. Für den Workshop Bewerbungstraining sollen die Teilnehmenden einen ausgedruckten fiktiven Lebenslauf mitbringen. Die Veranstaltung endet um 13:00 Uhr.
Situation: Your English-speaking exchange partner Sam wants to join but only needs information about time, place, choices and what to bring.
Write an 80–100 word English message to Sam. Do not translate every sentence. Select, reorganise and explain only what Sam needs.
Next step: If you translate too closely, continue with mediation by purpose and addressee.
Functional Grammar
Grammar helps communication. Test whether you can use it in context.
- Complete: If Jordan had ignored the source problem, ...
- Combine with a useful linker: The website looked professional. Its evidence was weak.
- Improve the register: I wanna know if you got any places.
- Correct the tense or form: If I would have known, I had applied earlier.
For Klasse 10 M, review familiar structures and especially useful complex links such as conditional clauses and clear sequencing.
Next step: grammar overview, third conditional and linking and sequencing.
Feedback, Fehleranalyse und Revision
Mark only the errors that help you learn:
| Code | Meaning | Revision question |
|---|---|---|
| M | meaning | Is my message clear? |
| G | grammar | Which structure would express the idea better? |
| V | vocabulary | Is the word precise and natural in context? |
| R | register | Does the language fit audience and purpose? |
| S | structure | Is the text or talk easy to follow? |
| P | pronunciation | Could a listener understand the key words? |
Choose three recurring errors. Correct them, explain the rule or strategy in your own words, then revise one paragraph or one spoken response. Keep the first version so you can see the change.
Transfer
Read one short section on the official English-language Baden-Württemberg website: Our State – Baden-Württemberg
Then:
- summarise it in three English sentences;
- identify the source and date if available;
- explain which information you would use for a visitor and which you would leave out;
- check one factual claim with a second reliable source.
Can-do-Check und direkte Lernempfehlung
Use green = secure, yellow = partly secure, red = needs focused practice.
| Area | Can-do check | MOOCwiki next step |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | I understand gist, key detail and speaker attitude at natural speed. | Hörverstehen Englisch |
| Reading | I find main ideas, details, inference and evidence in a longer text. | Leseverstehen Englisch |
| Speaking | I discuss, negotiate, present and react without a full script. | Englisch sprechen |
| Writing | I adapt register, structure and evidence to purpose and audience. | Englisch schreiben |
| Mediation | I transfer relevant meaning instead of translating everything. | Sprachmittlung Englisch |
| Vocabulary | I infer meaning and paraphrase missing words. | Englischer Wortschatz |
| Grammar | I use structures to connect ideas clearly and mostly accurately. | Englische Grammatik |
| Pronunciation | My stress and intonation support understanding. | Englische Aussprache |
Your follow-up course: Choose the two yellow/red areas first. Work for 20–30 minutes, revise one product, then repeat the matching diagnostic task. Suggested sequence: E10 M - Hörverstehen trainieren → E10 M - Sprechen und Sprachmittlung trainieren → E10 M - Schreiben und Grammatik trainieren.
Prüfungsbezug Baden-Württemberg
Stand: 02.10.2026. This aiMOOC is a diagnostic course, not an official exam simulation.
If you take the Realschulabschlussprüfung 2027, the official English written examination currently includes five parts: listening, text-oriented tasks, vocabulary/grammar in context, topic-based writing and methodological skills. The pure working time is 150 minutes plus a 20-minute break after listening. No dictionary is used in listening; a bilingual English–German/German–English dictionary is available for the later parts. The communication exam is approximately 15 minutes and contains monologue, dialogue and mediation without preparation time.
Official sources:
- Kultusministerium Baden-Württemberg – Abschlussprüfung
- Prüfungstermine Realschule
- Bildungsplan Klasse 10 – Englisch als erste Fremdsprache
The currently published 2027 dates are: communication exam 22 February–2 March 2027 and written English main exam 3 May 2027. Always check the official page again shortly before the examination.
Interaktive Aufgaben
Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen
What is the best first goal when listening to a new B1-level text? (Understand the main idea) (!Translate every sentence) (!Write down every word) (!Focus only on grammar)
What does mediation mainly require? (Selecting and transferring relevant meaning) (!Translating every word) (!Keeping the original word order) (!Adding as much information as possible)
What is most important in pronunciation for this course? (Being understandable) (!Sounding exactly like one native accent) (!Speaking as fast as possible) (!Avoiding all pauses)
Which action shows successful discussion skills? (Reacting to another person's argument) (!Reading a prepared text only) (!Ignoring questions) (!Repeating the same point)
Which feature belongs to a formal e-mail? (Language that fits the purpose and audience) (!Chat abbreviations everywhere) (!No greeting) (!Random sentence order)
What should you do with an unknown word while reading? (Use context before reaching for a dictionary) (!Stop reading immediately) (!Translate the whole paragraph) (!Ignore the complete text)
What does a reliable source usually help you identify? (Where its information comes from) (!Only how attractive the website looks) (!How many pictures it uses) (!Whether the text is very short)
What does the third conditional usually help express? (An unreal past situation and its imagined result) (!A daily routine) (!A direct command) (!A fixed future timetable)
What is useful after receiving feedback? (Revise a selected part and compare versions) (!Delete the first version) (!Correct nothing) (!Change every sentence randomly)
Which sequence best matches this diagnostic course? (Understand respond analyse communicate revise transfer) (!Translate memorise copy stop repeat) (!Read copy upload finish forget) (!Guess skip submit ignore continue)
Memory
| listening for gist | main message |
| register | language for situation and audience |
| mediation | relevant meaning for another person |
| schwa | frequent unstressed vowel sound |
| conditional III | unreal past and imagined result |
| revision | improved second version |
Drag and Drop
| Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu. | Thema |
|---|---|
| gist | main idea |
| evidence | support for a claim |
| register | formal or informal language choice |
| mediation | purpose-based transfer of meaning |
| intonation | voice movement that supports meaning |
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Kreuzworträtsel
| register | Which word describes choosing formal or informal language for a situation? |
| context | What helps you infer the meaning of an unknown word? |
| mediation | What skill transfers relevant meaning between languages for a purpose? |
| intonation | What voice feature can signal attitude and sentence meaning? |
| feedback | What information helps you decide what to improve? |
| revision | What process creates a better second version of your work? |
LearningApps
Lückentext
Offene Aufgaben
Leicht
- Listening Log: Höre einen kurzen englischen Beitrag zweimal und notiere nach dem ersten Hören nur gist, nach dem zweiten drei details.
- Context Clues: Sammle zehn unbekannte Wörter aus einem geeigneten B1-Text und erkläre, welche Kontextsignale Dir beim Erschließen helfen.
- Register Switch: Schreibe dieselbe kurze Nachricht einmal an einen Freund und einmal formell an eine fiktive Firma.
- Pronunciation Check: Lies fünf selbst gewählte Sätze laut und markiere anschließend die Wörter, die besonders verständlich sein müssen.
Standard
- Two-Minute Talk: Halte einen zweiminütigen Kurzvortrag über eine Fähigkeit, die für Ausbildung oder Schule wichtig ist, und beantworte danach zwei spontane Rückfragen.
- Mediation Message: Fasse eine kurze deutsche Veranstaltungsinformation für eine englischsprachige Zielperson zusammen und begründe, welche Details Du weggelassen hast.
- Fictional Application: Erstelle für eine erfundene Person eine kurze formelle Anfrage und einen Mini-CV ohne reale persönliche Daten.
- Error Portfolio: Wähle drei wiederkehrende Fehler aus eigenen Texten, erkläre sie und dokumentiere jeweils Original, Korrektur und Regel.
Schwer
- Source Comparison: Vergleiche zwei englischsprachige Quellen zum gleichen Thema und begründe, welche Quelle für eine Schulaufgabe belastbarer ist.
- Negotiation Challenge: Führe ein fünfminütiges Gespräch, in dem Ihr zwei Optionen abwägt, Einwände behandelt und einen Kompromiss findet.
- Writing Portfolio: Schreibe zu einem Thema einen Bericht oder Artikel und überarbeite ihn nach Feedback hinsichtlich Struktur, Register, Wortschatz und Grammatik.
- Transfer Project: Erstelle einen privaten Lernplan für Deine zwei schwächsten Kompetenzbereiche, arbeite eine Woche daran und wiederhole anschließend die Diagnose.
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Lernkontrolle
- Listening Transfer: Erkläre, wie sich Deine Hörstrategie verändert, wenn Du statt eines Interviews eine Diskussion mit mehreren Personen hörst.
- Reading Evidence: Wähle eine Aussage aus einem neuen Text und zeige, welche Textstellen sie stützen und welche nur Deine Interpretation sind.
- Speaking Strategy: Entwickle drei Möglichkeiten, wie Du in einer Diskussion reagieren kannst, wenn Dir ein wichtiges englisches Wort fehlt.
- Writing for Audience: Überarbeite denselben Inhalt für zwei unterschiedliche Adressaten und begründe mindestens drei sprachliche Änderungen.
- Mediation Decision: Entscheide bei einer neuen zweisprachigen Situation, welche Informationen relevant sind, und begründe zwei bewusste Auslassungen.
- Revision Reflection: Vergleiche Erst- und Zweitfassung eines eigenen Produkts und erkläre, welche Änderung die Verständlichkeit am stärksten verbessert hat.
Lernnachweis
Für einen Lernnachweis sind wichtig:
- ein bearbeiteter Can-do-Check für alle acht Kompetenzbereiche;
- je ein Beispiel für rezeptive und produktive Kompetenz;
- eine kurze Mediation nach Zweck und Adressat;
- ein überarbeiteter eigener Text mit sichtbarer Revision;
- eine kurze Reflexion über zwei Stärken und zwei Lernlücken;
- nachvollziehbare Quellenprüfung bei verwendeten Informationen;
- ein konkreter Folgelernplan mit passenden MOOCwiki-Kursen.
Der Lernnachweis soll eigene Lernentwicklung sichtbar machen. Persönliche Aufnahmen bleiben freiwillig und privat.
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