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various_abdul_01 ; A grammar of Kalamang, an endangered Papuan language
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The effect of an unfamiliar accent on typically developing children’s comprehension of spoken sentences
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Examination of the appropriateness of using standardized test scores for English as a second language (ESL) placement
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Secreção na orelha média em lactentes ocorrência, recorrência e aspectos relacionados
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Phonological remediation program in students with developmental dyslexia
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The role of memory in processing relative clauses in children with Specific Language Impairment
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Raters' different judgments of intelligibility in the English placement test at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Beyond CTT and IRT: using an interactional measurement model to investigate the decision making process of EPT essay raters
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Is there a strong match between the construct of general proficiency in the minds of native speaker non-teachers and native speaker teachers? An exploratory study
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Justifying the Use of a Second Language Oral Test as an Exit Test in Hong Kong: An Application of Assessment Use Argument Framework
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Jia, Yujie. - : eScholarship, University of California, 2012
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Weighting Patterns and Rater Variability in an English as a Foreign Language Speaking Test
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Cai, Hongwen. - : eScholarship, University of California, 2012
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Weighting Patterns and Rater Variability in an English as a Foreign Language Speaking Test
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Development of a language and communication screening test and identification of protective and risk factors associated with communication and language disorders
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Psychometric Evaluation of the Listening Sentence Span Task: A Working Memory Measure for English Language Learners
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Psychometric Evaluation of the Listening Sentence Span Task: A Working Memory Measure for English Language Learners
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Validation of an academic listening test: Effects of "breakdown" tests and test takers' cognitive awareness of listening processes
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Does performance on the ABLA test predict receptive name recognition in children with autism?
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Researchers have hypothesized that for people with autism, the deficits in learning certain tasks may be a function of deficits in learning the prerequisite auditory, visual and motor discriminations. The Assessment of Basic Learning Abilities (ABLA) Test is a useful tool by which these discriminations are assessed. This study investigated whether performance on ABLA Level 6, an auditory-visual discrimination, predicts performance on a receptive language task with children with autism. Participants included five children who passed ABLA Level 6, four children who passed ABLA Level 4 but failed ABLA Level 6, and one child who passed ABLA Level 3 but failed ABLA Level 4. Standardized prompting and reinforcement procedures were used to attempt to teach each participant to respond correctly on ten name-recognition tasks. During a task pictures of two objects were placed in randomly alternated left-right positions, and a child was required to point to the picture that was named. Training on a task continued until either a pass or a fail criterion was met, whichever came first. Three of the Level 4 participants passed all ten of the picture name recognition tasks, and one passed eight of the ten tasks. The Level 3 participant passed two of the ten tasks. All five of the Level 6 participants passed all picture name recognition tasks. The difference in performance between children at ABLA Level 4 and Level 6 was not significant at the .05 level. These results suggest that children with autism at ABLA Level 4 or 6 are approximately equally capable of learning receptive name recognition tasks.
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Assessment of basic learning abilities test; Autism; Language development
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TOEFL as a prediction tool for placement into ESL writing courses at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Thinking in Chinese vs. thinking in English : Social preference and risk attitudes of multicultural minds
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Li, King King. - : Jena: Friedrich Schiller University Jena and Max Planck Institute of Economics, 2010
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Exploring the complexity of second language writers' strategy use and performance on an integrated writing test through structural equation modeling and qualitative approaches
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