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Assessing interactional competence in a multiparty roleplay task: A mixed-methods study
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Surveying the growth and development of spoken nlanguage interpreting in Hawai'i
Rouse, Andrew. - 2015
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The Le Fetuao Samoan Langauge Center oral proficiency interview
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A narrative perspective on a well-founded fear: Officer stancetaking in a political asylum documentary
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Getting the forest for the trees: Situation transcending is massively multiplayer online games
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The role of visuo-spatial and verbal working memory in L2 Japanese reading proficiency
Tsai, Aurora M.. - 2014
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Student perspectives on group work and use of L1: Academic writing in a university EFL course in Thailand
Kwon, Changho. - 2014
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Moving from "she just sits there" to "she's opened my eyes": Evolution of writing tutor roles in conferences with L1 and L2 student-athletes
Stacey, Pamela. - 2014
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A blended learning approach to reading circles for English language learners
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A dialectical approach to critical thinking in EAP writing
Tanaka, Jay. - 2014
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Oral and aural English as a foreign langauge needs at an international school
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Vocabulary acquisition with affixation: Learning English words based on prefixes & suffixes
Kim, Cholo. - 2013
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Talking with abuelo: Styling insider-outsider identities in a multi-cultural family
Vidal, Mónica. - 2013
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Extracurricular L2 input in a Japanese EFL context: Exposure, attitudes, and motivation
Barbee, Matthew. - 2013
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Designing a task-based critical listening construct for listening assessment
Trace, Jon. - 2013
Abstract: This study analyzed a task-based construct of critical listening in an academic listening test for placement purposes in a North American university English for Academic Purposes program. As the ability to listen critically in English is one of the outcomes for the program, it is necessary to utilize a placement instrument that can adequately measure this ability. Buck (2001) claims that one way of approaching this idea of critical listening in listening assessment is through the use of tasks that mirror the uses and functions an examinee will encounter in authentic situations. Using Rasch model analysis, this study first examined the current form of the test to identify how items are functioning and whether or not different, distinct constructs are present in the test. The test was revised using new pilot items based on a task-based model, and then analyzed again to determine the extent this construct was represented in the instrument. Based on these analyses, recommendations are made about the effectiveness of the test and the form further revisions of the test might take in future administrations.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/40726
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Language anxiety in second language writing: Is it really a stumbling block?
Choi, Sujeong. - 2013
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"Mista, are you in a good mood?": Stylization and crossing as an affiliative resource for biilding rapport in classroom interaction
Lamb, Gavin. - 2013
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Moving from race to identities in second langauge learning
Calhoun, Alicia. - 2012
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Evaluating rater and rubric performance on a writing placement exam
Meier, Valerie. - 2012
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Strategic decoding of sociopragmatic assessment tasks–An exploratory think-aloud validation study
Timpe, Veronika. - 2012
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