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Trajectories of language assessment literacy in a teacher-researcher partnership:Locating elements of praxis through narrative inquiry
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International language proficiency standards in the local context:Interpreting the CEFR in standard setting for exam reform in Luxembourg
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Misleading silence under the Australian Consumer Law:Perspectives from linguistics
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Attractor states in the development of linguistic complexity in second language writing and the role of self-regulation:A longitudinal case study
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Language testing in the ‘hostile environment’:The discursive construction of ‘secure English language testing’ in the United Kingdom
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Disagreement practices in ELF academic group discussion:Verbal, non-verbal and interactional strategies
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Going online:The effect of mode of delivery on performances and perceptions on an English L2 writing test suite
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Examen de fin d'études secondaires, Anglais:A baseline survey with teachers
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What do raters need in a pronunciation scale?:the users' view
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Towards a theory of diagnosis in second and foreign language assessment:insights from professional practice across diverse fields
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Diagnostic assessment of reading and listening in a second or foreign language:elaborating on diagnostic principles
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Abstract:
Alderson, Brunfaut and Harding (2014) recently investigated how diagnosis is practised across a range of professions in order to develop a tentative framework for a theory of diagnosis in second or foreign language (SFL) assessment. In articulating this framework, a set of five broad principles were proposed, encompassing the entire enterprise of diagnostic assessment. However, there remain questions about how best to implement these principles in practice, particularly in identifying learners’ strengths and weaknesses in the less well-documented areas of SFL reading and listening. In this paper, we elaborate on the set of principles by first outlining the stages of a diagnostic process built on these principles, and then discussing the implications of this process for the diagnostic assessment of reading and listening. In doing so, we will not only elaborate on the theory of diagnosis with respect to its application in the assessment of these skills, but also discuss the ways in which each construct might be defined and operationalized for diagnostic purposes.
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URL: https://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/id/eprint/71779/ https://doi.org/10.1177/0265532214564505 https://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/id/eprint/71779/4/Language_Testing_2015_HardingAldersonBrunfaut_317_36.pdf
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Communicative language testing:current issues and future research
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