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Revisiting rating scale development for rater-mediated language performance assessments: Modelling construct and contextual choices made by scale developers ...
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Revisiting rating scale development for rater-mediated language performance assessments: Modelling construct and contextual choices made by scale developers ...
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Validity evidence for a sentence repetition test of Swiss German Sign Language ...
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Validity evidence for a sentence repetition test of Swiss German Sign Language ...
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examples_dsgs_items_online_supp – Supplemental material for Validity evidence for a sentence repetition test of Swiss German Sign Language ...
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LTJ898382_online_supp_ed – Supplemental material for Validity evidence for a sentence repetition test of Swiss German Sign Language ...
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LTJ898382_online_supp_ed – Supplemental material for Validity evidence for a sentence repetition test of Swiss German Sign Language ...
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Validity evidence for a sentence repetition test of Swiss German Sign Language
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This article reports on a study seeking evidence of validity according to the socio- cognitive framework (Weir, 2005) for a new sentence repetition test (SRT) for young Deaf L1 Swiss German Sign Language (DSGS) users. SRTs have been developed for various purposes for both spoken and sign languages to assess language development in children. In order to address the need for tests to assess the grammatical development of Deaf L1 DSGS users in a school context, an SRT was developed. The test targets young learners aged 6–17 years old, and was administered to 46 Deaf students aged 6.92–17.33 (M = 11.17) years. In addition to the young learner data, data were collected from Deaf adults (N = 14) and from a sub- sample of the children (n = 19), who also took a test of DSGS narrative comprehension, serving as a criterion measure. Data were analyzed with many-facet Rasch modeling, regression analysis, and analysis of covariance. The results show evidence of scoring, criterion, and context validity, suggesting the suitability of the SRT for the intended purpose, and will inform the revision of the test for future use as an instrument to assess the sign language development of Deaf children.
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URL: http://doc.rero.ch/record/328111/files/HaugetalSRTAccepted.pdf
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Clearing the air: applied linguistic perspectives on aviation communication ...
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Macro-level policy and micro-level planning: afrikaans-speaking immigrants in New Zealand ...
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Language test as boundary object:Perspectives from test users in the healthcare domain
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Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Populations in Medical Research: Perceptions and Experiences of Older Italians, Their Families, Ethics Administrators and Researchers
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A review of approaches to improve participation of culturally and linguistically diverse populations in clinical trials
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