The Language Testing Cycle
From inception to washback
Editors
[Australian Review of Applied Linguistics. Series S, 13] 1996. ii, 242 pp.
Publishing status: Available | Original publisher:Applied Linguistics Association of Australia
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Table of Contents
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Perspectives on the testing cycle: Setting the sceneCatherine Elder & Gillian Wigglesworth | pp. 1–12
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The politicisation of English: The case of the step test and the Chinese studentsLesleyanne Hawthorne | pp. 13–32
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Developing language tests for specific populationsRosemary Baker | pp. 33–54
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Developing rating scales for the assessment of second language performanceCarolyn E. Turner & John A. Upshur | pp. 55–79
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Administering a performance test in Fiji HindiNikhat Shameem & John Read | pp. 80–104
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Specific-purpose language performance tests: Task and interactionTom Lumley & Annie Brown | pp. 105–136
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Rasch scaling: How valid is it as the basis for content-referenced descriptors of test performance?Joy McQueen | pp. 137–187
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Test interpretation, test use, and pedagogical implicationsMicheline Chalhoub-Deville | pp. 188–207
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Investigating washback in Japanese EFL classrooms: Problems of MethodologyYoshinori Watanabe | pp. 208–239
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CF: Linguistics
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LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General