Practice and Problems in Language Testing 1: Proceedings of the First International Language Testing Symposium of the Interuniversitäre . 29-31 July 1979 (Orbis Linguisticus, Band 1)

Christine Klein-Braley

ISBN 10: 3820462031 / ISBN 13: 9783820462036

Published by Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der Wissenschaften, 1981

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Gebraucht - Akzeptabel kann Bibliotheksstempel, Eintragungen und Markierungen haben -The First International Symposium of the Interuniversitäre Sprachtestgruppe at the Bundessprachenamt, Hürth, brought together a group of experts in language testing from a wide variety of backgrounds. This volume contains selected papers from the meeting and represents a broad range of topics in language testing, from Bernard Spolsky's paper on ethical questions, to Madeline Lutjeharms' contribution dealing with testing in a multilingual context, Nicolas Ferguson's computerized approach to oral assessment, and Günter Trost's and Horst Bickel's research into aptitude testing. The lively and often critical discussions following these and the other papers by Joseph Rohrer, Douglas K. Stevenson, Jan van Weeren, Wieland and Ulrich Raatz, Helmut J. Vollmer and Veronica Smith/Christine Klein-Braley are included, as is the panel discussion among several of the experts present.

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• Title: Practice and Problems in Language Testing 1: Proceedings of the First International Language Testing Symposium of the Interuniversitäre . 29-31 July 1979 (Orbis Linguisticus, Band 1)
• Publisher: Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der Wissenschaften
• Publication Date: 1981
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 3820462031
• ISBN 13: 9783820462036
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Ausreichend
• Weight: 290 grams

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The First International Symposium of the Interuniversitäre Sprachtestgruppe at the Bundessprachenamt, Hürth, brought together a group of experts in language testing from a wide variety of backgrounds. This volume contains selected papers from the meeting and represents a broad range of topics in language testing, from Bernard Spolsky's paper on ethical questions, to Madeline Lutjeharms' contribution dealing with testing in a multilingual context, Nicolas Ferguson's computerized approach to oral assessment, and Günter Trost's and Horst Bickel's research into aptitude testing. The lively and often critical discussions following these and the other papers by Joseph Rohrer, Douglas K. Stevenson, Jan van Weeren, Wieland and Ulrich Raatz, Helmut J. Vollmer and Veronica Smith/Christine Klein-Braley are included, as is the panel discussion among several of the experts present.