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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Accountability-assessment under No Child Left Behind: Agenda, practice, and future Deville, Craig
2011
3 p. 307-321
artikel
2 A closer look at the construct validity of C-tests Eckes, Thomas
2006
3 p. 290-325
artikel
3 A cognitive neuropsychological approach to the assessment and remediation of acquired dysgraphia Cardell, Elizabeth A.
1999
3 p. 353-388
artikel
4 A comparison of two scoring methods for an automated speech scoring system Xi, Xiaoming
2012
3 p. 371-394
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5 A corpus-based investigation into the validity of the CET-SET group discussion He, Lianzhen
2006
3 p. 370-401
artikel
6 ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview – computer (OPIc) Isbell, Dan

3 p. 467-477
artikel
7 Advanced Placement International English Language (APIEL) Cho, Yeonsuk
2002
3 p. 323-331
artikel
8 A generalizability theory study of optimal measurement design for a summative assessment of English/Chinese consecutive interpreting Han, Chao

3 p. 419-438
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9 A latent variable approach to listening and reading: testing factorial invariance across two groups of children in the Korean/English Two-Way Immersion Program Bae, Jungok
1998
3 p. 380-414
artikel
10 An introduction to structural equation modelling for language assessment research Kunnan, Antony John
1998
3 p. 295-332
artikel
11 A psycholinguistic approach to oral language assessment Van Moere, Alistair
2012
3 p. 325-344
artikel
12 Aptitude from an information-processing perspective McLaughlin, Barry
1995
3 p. 370-387
artikel
13 A reply to Ruixia Yan’s critique on CPD procedure in cloze Dastjerdi, Hossein Vahid
2006
3 p. 408-409
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14 Are two heads better than one? Pair work in L2 assessment contexts Taylor, Lynda
2009
3 p. 325-339
artikel
15 Assessing learners’ writing skills in a SLA study: Validating the rating process across tasks, scales and languages Huhta, Ari
2014
3 p. 307-328
artikel
16 Assessing paired orals: Raters' orientation to interaction Ducasse, Ana Maria
2009
3 p. 423-443
artikel
17 Assessing the language of young learners Hasselgreen, Angela
2005
3 p. 337-354
artikel
18 Assessment criteria in a large-scale writing test: what do they really mean to the raters? Lumley, Tom
2002
3 p. 246-276
artikel
19 Assessment in communication disorders: some observations on current issues Marquardt, Thomas P.
1999
3 p. 249-269
artikel
20 Assessment in speech-language pathology Baker, Rosemary
1999
3 p. 243-247
artikel
21 Assessment of dysarthric speech: a case for a combined perceptual and physiological approach Theodoros, Deborah
1999
3 p. 315-351
artikel
22 A test for measuring syntactic development in young children Schlichting, J. E.P.T. (Liesbeth)
2003
3 p. 241-246
artikel
23 Automated scoring and feedback systems: Where are we and where are we heading? Xi, Xiaoming
2010
3 p. 291-300
artikel
24 Bilingual dictionaries in tests of L2 writing proficiency: do they make a difference? East, Martin
2007
3 p. 331-353
artikel
25 Book Review: A history of foreign language testing in the United States: from its beginnings to the present Fulcher, Glenn
1999
3 p. 389-394
artikel
26 Book review: A. L. Bailey (Ed.). (2007). The language demands of school: Putting academic English to the test. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. 256 pp. ISBN: 9780300109467, $35.00 (pbk) Burke, April M.
2011
3 p. 417-420
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27 Book Review: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: learning, teaching, assessment Norris, John M.
2005
3 p. 399-405
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28 Book Review: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: learning, teaching, assessment: case studies, Insights from the Common European Framework Papageorgiou, Spiros
2005
3 p. 406-411
artikel
29 Book Review: Dimensions of L2 Performance and Proficiency: Complexity, Accuracy and Fluency in SLA Iwashita, Noriko
2014
3 p. 389-392
artikel
30 Book review: Ericsson PF and Haswell R (Eds.) Machine scoring of student essays: Truth and consequences. Logan, UT: Utah University Press, 2006. 274 pp. $24.95. ISBN 978-0-87421-632-5 (paperback) Crusan, Deborah
2010
3 p. 437-440
artikel
31 Bookreview : Hamp-Lyons, L., editor 1991: Assessing second language writing in academic contexts. Norwood, NJ: Ablex Brown, Annie
1994
3 p. 345-348
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32 Book Review: Investigating formative assessment: teaching, learning and assessment in the classroom Andrews, Jane
2004
3 p. 432-435
artikel
33 Book Review: Issues in computer-adaptive testing of reading proficiency: selected papers Fulcher, Glenn
2000
3 p. 361-367
artikel
34 Book review: K. Menken (2008). English learners left behind: Standardized testing as Language Policy. Clevedon, UK: Multilingual Matters. 216 pp. ISBN 9781853599972, $39.95 (pbk) Burke, April M.
2011
3 p. 421-424
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35 Book Review: Language program evaluation: theory and practice Turner, Carolyn
1999
3 p. 394-398
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36 Book Review: Language testing Malabonga, Valerie
2001
3 p. 326-328
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37 Book Review: Mark my words: assessing second and foreign language skills. (Six-part video series.) Kunnan, Antony John
1998
3 p. 415-417
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38 Book review: Measurement and evaluation in post-secondary ESL Laborda, Jesús García
2012
3 p. 465-467
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39 Book Review: Second Language Assessment and Mixed Methods Research GU, Xiangdong
2017
3 p. 435-438
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40 Bookreview: Steven M. Downing and Thomas M. Haladyna (Eds.) (2006). Handbook of test development. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. 778 pp. $99.95 (paperback). ISBN 0—8058—5264—6 ElAtia, Samira
2008
3 p. 419-427
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41 Book Review: Talking about Language Assessment: The LAQ Interviews McCord, Robert
2016
3 p. 447-449
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42 Book Review: Testcraft: a teacher’s guide to writing and using language test specifications Winke, Paula
2003
3 p. 345-350
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43 Book Review: The art of non-conversation: a re-examination of the validity of the oral proficiency interview Malone, Margaret E.
2002
3 p. 332-336
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44 Book Review: The big test: the secret history of the American meritocracy Spolsky, Bernard
2000
3 p. 369-375
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45 Book review: The Cambridge Guide to Second Language Assessment Fox, Janna
2013
3 p. 413-415
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46 Bookreview: Weigle, S.C. 2002: Assessing writing. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. xiv, 268 pp. ISBN: 0521780276 (cloth) 0521784468 (paperback) Usman Erdősy, Muhammad
2007
3 p. 445-451
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47 Bookreview: Young, R. F. (2008). Language and interaction: An advanced resource book (Routledge Applied Linguistics). London and New York: Routledge. 330 pp. ISBN 10: 0415385520 (hardback) Kauper, Nancy
2009
3 p. 477-481
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48 Can relatively perfect translation between English and Chinese be achieved? Suyi Xiao,
1994
3 p. 267-289
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49 China Accreditation Test for Translators and Interpreters (CATTI): Test review based on the language pairing of English and Chinese1 Zhao, Hulin
2016
3 p. 439-446
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50 Co-constructed interaction in a paired speaking test: The rater's perspective May, Lyn
2009
3 p. 397-421
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51 Communicating the theory, practice and principles of language testing to test stakeholders: Some reflections Taylor, Lynda
2013
3 p. 403-412
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52 Comparability of a paper-based language test and a computer-based language test Choi, Inn-Chull
2003
3 p. 295-320
artikel
53 Comparing foreign accent in L1 attrition and L2 acquisition: Range and rater effects Schmid, Monika S.
2014
3 p. 367-388
artikel
54 Complementing human judgment of essays written by English language learners with e-rater® scoring Enright, Mary K.
2010
3 p. 317-334
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55 Computerized dynamic assessment (C-DA): Diagnosing L2 development according to learner responsiveness to mediation Poehner, Matthew E.
2015
3 p. 337-357
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56 Conceptual and empirical relationships between temporal measures of fluency and oral English proficiency with implications for automated scoring Ginther, April
2010
3 p. 379-399
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57 Constructing a language assessment knowledge base: A focus on language assessment courses Inbar-Lourie, Ofra
2008
3 p. 385-402
artikel
58 Construct validation of analytic rating scales in a speaking assessment: Reporting a score profile and a composite Sawaki, Yasuyo
2007
3 p. 355-390
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59 Construct validity in TOEFL iBT speaking tasks: Insights from natural language processing Kyle, Kristopher
2016
3 p. 319-340
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60 Covert language assessment in academic writing Norton, Bonny
1997
3 p. 278-294
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61 Defining assessment literacy: Is it different for language testers and non-language testers? Jeong, Heejeong
2013
3 p. 345-362
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62 Defining the language assessment literacy gap: Evidence from a parliamentary inquiry Pill, John
2013
3 p. 381-402
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63 Demands of being professional in language testing Davies, Alan
1997
3 p. 328-339
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64 Design in four diagnostic language assessments Cumming, Alister
2015
3 p. 407-416
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65 Developing a comprehensive, empirically based research framework for classroom-based assessment Hill, Kathryn
2012
3 p. 395-420
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66 Developing a pragmatics test for Chinese EFL learners Jianda, Liu
2007
3 p. 391-415
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67 Developing the assessment literacy of university proficiency test users O’Loughlin, Kieran
2013
3 p. 363-380
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68 Diagnosing diagnostic language assessment Lee, Yong-Won
2015
3 p. 299-316
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69 Diagnostic assessment of reading and listening in a second or foreign language: Elaborating on diagnostic principles Harding, Luke
2015
3 p. 317-336
artikel
70 Discursive construction of a high-stakes test: the many faces of a test-taker Huhta, Ari
2006
3 p. 326-350
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71 Doctors’ orders for language testers: the origin and purpose of ethical codes Boyd, Kenneth
2002
3 p. 296-322
artikel
72 Do current English language development/proficiency standards reflect the English needed for success in school? Bailey, Alison L.
2011
3 p. 343-365
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73 Does grammar translation come from the entrance examination? Preliminary findings from classroom-based research Watanabe, Yoshinori
1996
3 p. 318-333
artikel
74 Editorial Alderson, J. Charles
2005
3 p. 257-260
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75 Editorial 1995
3 p. 259-263
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76 Editorial 1998
3 p. 294-294
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77 Editorial 2008
3 p. 291-293
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78 Editorial 1993
3 p. 209-209
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79 Editorial 1996
3 p. 239-240
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80 EduSpeak®: A speech recognition and pronunciation scoring toolkit for computer-aided language learning applications Franco, Horacio
2010
3 p. 401-418
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81 Effect of semantic inconsistency on sentence grammaticality judgements for children with and without language-learning disabilities Windsor, Jennifer
1999
3 p. 293-313
artikel
82 ESL/EFL instructors’ classroom assessment practices: purposes, methods, and procedures Cheng, Liying
2004
3 p. 360-389
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83 Evaluating a placement test Wall, Dianne
1994
3 p. 321-344
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84 Evaluating different standard-setting methods in an ESL placement testing context Shin, Sun-Young
2017
3 p. 357-381
artikel
85 Evaluations of foreign accent in extemporaneous and read material Munro, Murray J.
1994
3 p. 253-266
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86 Examining dialogue: another approach to content specification and to validating inferences drawn from test scores Swain, Merrill
2001
3 p. 275-302
artikel
87 Examining the Yes/No vocabulary test: some methodological issues in theory and practice Beeckmans, Renaud
2001
3 p. 235-274
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88 Exploring bias analysis as a tool for improving rater consistency in assessing oral interaction Wigglesworth, Gillian
1993
3 p. 305-319
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89 Functional adequacy in L2 writing: Towards a new rating scale Kuiken, Folkert
2017
3 p. 321-336
artikel
90 Future of diagnostic language assessment Lee, Yong-Won
2015
3 p. 295-298
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91 Guest Editorial to the special issue on language assessment literacy Inbar-Lourie, Ofra
2013
3 p. 301-307
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92 How do subject specialists construe classroom language proficiency? Elder, Catherine
1993
3 p. 235-254
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93 How do young students with different profiles of reading skill mastery, perceived ability, and goal orientation respond to holistic diagnostic feedback? Jang, Eunice Eunhee
2015
3 p. 359-383
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94 How many words do children know? A corpus-based estimation of children’s total vocabulary size Segbers, Jutta
2017
3 p. 297-320
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95 Identification and differential diagnosis of phonological disorder in bilingual children Holm, Alison
1999
3 p. 271-292
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96 In search of the ethical test Lynch, Brian K.
1997
3 p. 315-327
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97 Interacting in pairs in a test of oral proficiency: Co-constructing a better performance Brooks, Lindsay
2009
3 p. 341-366
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98 Interactional competence: Genie out of the bottle Plough, India
2018
3 p. 427-445
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99 Introducing new tests into traditional systems: insights from general education and from innovation theory Wall, Dianne
1996
3 p. 334-354
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100 Introduction Spolsky, Bernard
2008
3 p. 297-305
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101 Introduction: the limits of ethics in language testing Davies, Alan
1997
3 p. 235-241
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102 Investigating the effects of strategy use and second language test performance with high- and low-ability test takers: a structural equation modelling approach Purpura, James E.
1998
3 p. 333-379
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103 Investigating the relative effects of persons, items, sections, and languages on TOEIC score dependability Zhang, Su
2006
3 p. 351-369
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104 Investigating the validity of an integrated listening-speaking task: A discourse-based analysis of test takers’ oral performances Frost, Kellie
2012
3 p. 345-369
artikel
105 Issues in vertical scaling of a K-12 English language proficiency test Kenyon, Dorry M.
2011
3 p. 383-400
artikel
106 Item type comparisons of language comprehension tests Spelberg, Henk C. Lutje
2000
3 p. 311-322
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107 Language assessment literacy as self-awareness: Understanding the role of interpretation in assessment and in teacher learning Scarino, Angela
2013
3 p. 309-327
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108 Language assessment literacy in university admission policies, or the dialogue that isn’t Deygers, Bart

3 p. 347-368
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109 Language-specific prediction in foreign language learning MacWhinney, Brian
1995
3 p. 292-320
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110 Language testing courses: What are they in 2007? Brown, James Dean
2008
3 p. 349-383
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111 Language testing in the military: problems, politics and progress Green, Rita
2005
3 p. 379-398
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112 Learner acquaintanceship and oral proficiency test pair-task performance O’Sullivan, Barry
2002
3 p. 277-295
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113 Learning from international frameworks for assessment: EAL descriptors in Australia and the USA Scott, Catriona
2004
3 p. 409-431
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114 Lecture Stansfield, Charles W.
2008
3 p. 311-326
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115 Limitations of the Common European Framework for developing comparable examinations and tests Weir, Cyril J.
2005
3 p. 281-300
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116 Listener response as a facet of interactional competence Plough, India
2018
3 p. 357-375
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117 List of reviewers 1998
3 p. 418-418
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118 Modelling relationships among some test-taker characteristics and performance on EFL tests: an approach to construct validation John Kunnan, Antony
1994
3 p. 225-250
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119 Native- and nonnative-speaking EFL teachers’ evaluation of Chinese students’ English writing Shi, Ling
2001
3 p. 303-325
artikel
120 Native speakers’ perceptions of fluency and accent in L2 speech Pinget, Anne-France
2014
3 p. 349-365
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121 On ‘chain-preserving deletion procedure in cloze’: a reply to Dastjerdi and Talebinezhad, 2006 Yan, Ruixia
2006
3 p. 402-407
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122 Oral translation as a test accommodation for ELLs Stansfield, Charles W.
2011
3 p. 401-416
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123 Pair versus individual writing: Effects on fluency, complexity and accuracy Wigglesworth, Gillian
2009
3 p. 445-466
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124 Patterns of variation in the interplay of language ability and general reading comprehension ability in L2 reading Löwenadler, John

3 p. 369-390
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125 Predicting grades from an English language assessment: The importance of peeling the onion Bridgeman, Brent
2016
3 p. 307-318
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126 Prediction of global ratings of fluency and delivery in narrative discourse by linguistic and phonetic measures- oral performances of students aged 11-12 years van Gelderen, Amos
1994
3 p. 291-319
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127 Probing the relative importance of different attributes in L2 reading and listening comprehension items: An application of cognitive diagnostic models Yi, Yeon-Sook
2017
3 p. 337-355
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128 Processes of taking a gap-filling test: comparison of skilled and less skilled EFL readers Yamashita, Junko
2003
3 p. 267-293
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129 Proficiency descriptors based on a scale-anchoring study of the new TOEFL iBT reading test Gomez, Pablo Garcia
2007
3 p. 417-444
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130 Prognostication and language aptitude testing, 1925-62 Spolsky, Bernard
1995
3 p. 321-340
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131 Progress and problems in reforming public language examinations in Europe: cameos from the Baltic States, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, France and Germany Eckes, Thomas
2005
3 p. 355-377
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132 Raters’ decisions, rating procedures and rating scales Kuiken, Folkert
2014
3 p. 279-284
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133 Rating scales and native speaker performance on a communicatively oriented EAP test Hamilton, Jan
1993
3 p. 337-353
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134 Rating written performance: What do raters do and why? Kuiken, Folkert
2014
3 p. 329-348
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135 Relating examinations to the Common European Framework: a manual Figueras, Neus
2005
3 p. 261-279
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136 Relationship of TOEFL iBT® scores to academic performance: Some evidence from American universities Cho, Yeonsuk
2012
3 p. 421-442
artikel
137 Removing bias towards World Englishes: The development of a Rater Attitude Instrument using Indian English as a stimulus Hsu, Tammy Huei-Lien
2016
3 p. 367-389
artikel
138 Revising the revised format of the ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview Salaberry, Rafael
2000
3 p. 289-310
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139 Revisiting the speaking construct: The question of interactional competence Plough, India
2018
3 p. 325-329
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140 SAGE/ILTA Award for Best Book on Language Testing 2008
3 p. 295-296
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141 SAGE/ILTA Award for Best Book on Language Testing 2009
3 p. 482-482
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142 Scores on a yes-no vocabulary test: correction for guessing and response style Huibregtse, Ineke
2002
3 p. 227-245
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143 Setting cut scores on an EFL placement test using the prototype group method: A receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis Eckes, Thomas
2017
3 p. 383-411
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144 SLA developmental stages and teachers’ assessment of written French: Exploring Direkt Profil as a diagnostic assessment tool Granfeldt, Jonas
2014
3 p. 285-305
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145 So, why do we need relationships with stakeholders in language testing? A view from the UK Rea-Dickins, Pauline
1997
3 p. 304-314
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146 Speaking in turns and sequences: Interactional competence as a target construct in testing speaking Plough, India
2018
3 p. 331-355
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147 Speaking self-assessment: Mismatches between learners’ and teachers’ criteria Babaii, Esmat
2016
3 p. 411-437
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148 Standards-based classroom assessments of English proficiency: A review of issues, current developments, and future directions for research Llosa, Lorena
2011
3 p. 367-382
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149 Student self-assessment of oral explanations: Use of language learning progressions Goral, Despina P.

3 p. 391-417
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150 Styles of thinking and learning Sternberg, Robert J.
1995
3 p. 265-291
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151 Task and rater effects in L2 speaking and writing: A synthesis of generalizability studies In’nami, Yo
2016
3 p. 341-366
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152 Task difficulty in speaking tests Fulcher, Glenn
2003
3 p. 321-344
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153 Teacher assessment: the concept of ‘diagnostic competence’ Edelenbos, Peter
2004
3 p. 259-283
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154 Teacher formative assessment and talk in classroom contexts: assessment as discourse and assessment of discourse Leung, Constant
2004
3 p. 335-359
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155 Tensions between validity and outcomes: teacher assessment of written work of recently arrived immigrant ESL students Arkoudis, Sophie
2004
3 p. 284-304
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156 Test fairness: a DIF analysis of an L2 vocabulary test Takala, Sauli
2000
3 p. 323-340
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157 Test impact revisited: washback effect over time Shohamy, Elana
1996
3 p. 298-317
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158 Testing English language learners under No Child Left Behind Bunch, Michael B.
2011
3 p. 323-341
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159 Testing methods, testing consequences: are they ethical? are they fair? Shohamy, Elana
1997
3 p. 340-349
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160 Testing verbal (language) and non-verbal abilities in language minorities: a socio-educational problem in historical perspective Oller, John W.
2000
3 p. 341-360
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161 Test review: ACCESS for ELLs® Fox, Janna
2011
3 p. 425-431
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162 Testreview: College English Test (CET) in China Ying Zheng,
2008
3 p. 408-417
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163 Testreview: GEPT: General English Proficiency Test Roever, Carsten
2008
3 p. 403-408
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164 Testreview: Review of the Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) Speaking Test Macqueen, Susy
2009
3 p. 467-475
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165 Test theory and language-learning assessment Mislevy, Robert J.
1995
3 p. 341-369
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166 Textbook trends in teaching language testing Davies, Alan
2008
3 p. 327-347
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167 The assessment of language impairment in elderly bilinguals and second language speakers in Australia Baker, Rosemary
1993
3 p. 255-276
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168 The Common European Framework and the European Language Portfolio: involving learners and their judgements in the assessment process Little, David
2005
3 p. 321-336
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169 The contradictory culture of teacher-based assessment: ESL teacher assessment practices in Australian and Hong Kong secondary schools Davison, Chris
2004
3 p. 305-334
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170 The development of a new measure of L2 vocabulary knowledge Read, John
1993
3 p. 355-371
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171 The development of assessment for learning: learning from the case of science and mathematics Harlen, Wynne
2004
3 p. 390-408
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172 The development of a suite of computer-based diagnostic tests based on the Common European Framework Alderson, J. Charles
2005
3 p. 301-320
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173 The essentials of assessment literacy: Contrasts between testers and users Malone, Margaret E
2013
3 p. 329-344
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174 The ethics of gatekeeping tests: what have we learned in a hundred years? Spolsky, Bernard
1997
3 p. 242-247
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175 The factor structure of test task characteristics and examinee performance Carr, Nathan T.
2006
3 p. 269-289
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176 The influence of interlocutor proficiency in a paired oral assessment Davis, Larry
2009
3 p. 367-396
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177 The notion of subskills in reading comprehension tests: an EAP example Lumley, Tom
1993
3 p. 211-234
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178 The political dimension of English language testing in Australia Hawthorne, Lesleyanne
1997
3 p. 248-260
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179 The promise of NLP and speech processing technologies in language assessment Chapelle, Carol A.
2010
3 p. 301-315
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180 The role of foreign language anxiety on L2 utterance fluency during a final exam Pérez Castillejo, Susana

3 p. 327-345
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181 The role of test-taker feedback in the test development process: test-takers' reactions to a tape-mediated test of proficiency in spoken Japanese Brown, Annie
1993
3 p. 277-301
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182 The selection of cognitive diagnostic models for a reading comprehension test Li, Hongli
2016
3 p. 391-409
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183 The utility of article and preposition error correction systems for English language learners: Feedback and assessment Chodorow, Martin
2010
3 p. 419-436
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184 TOEFL preparation courses: a study of washback Alderson, J. Charles
1996
3 p. 280-297
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185 Topical knowledge and ESL writing He, Ling
2012
3 p. 443-464
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186 Tribute UCLES/ILTA 2007 Lifetime Achievement Award to Charles W. Stansfield Davies, Alan
2008
3 p. 307-309
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187 Understanding teachers as agents of assessment Rea-Dickins, Pauline
2004
3 p. 249-258
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188 Understanding test-takers’ perceptions of difficulty in EAP vocabulary tests: The role of experiential factors Oruç Ertürk, Nesrin
2017
3 p. 413-433
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189 Using the ACTFL OPIc to assess proficiency and monitor progress in a tertiary foreign languages program Isbell, Daniel R.

3 p. 439-465
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190 Validating automated speaking tests Bernstein, Jared
2010
3 p. 355-377
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191 Validation of automated scores of TOEFL iBT tasks against non-test indicators of writing ability Cushing Weigle, Sara
2010
3 p. 335-353
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192 Validity and topic generality of a writing performance test Lee, Hee-Kyung
2007
3 p. 307-330
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193 Validity and washback in language testing Messick, Samuel
1996
3 p. 241-256
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194 Validity arguments for diagnostic assessment using automated writing evaluation Chapelle, Carol A.
2015
3 p. 385-405
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195 Washback, impact and validity: ethical concerns Hamp-Lyons, Liz
1997
3 p. 295-303
artikel
196 What constitutes professional communication in aviation: Is language proficiency enough for testing purposes? Plough, India
2018
3 p. 403-426
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197 What counts as “responding”? Contingency on previous speaker contribution as a feature of interactional competence Plough, India
2018
3 p. 377-401
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198 What does test bias have to do with fairness? Elder, Cathie
1997
3 p. 261-277
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199 Working for washback: a review of the washback concept in language testing Bailey, Kathleen M.
1996
3 p. 257-279
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