N Taguchi, S Li - Contrastive Pragmatics, 2020 - brill.com
This state-of-the-art paper discusses common approaches to the assessment of pragmatic competence. Two approaches have dominated the assessment practice in the field of …
This article argues that testing in pragmatics has for too long relied on the same six measures of pragmatics assessment introduced by Hudson, Detmer, and Brown (1992 …
M Alemi, Z Tajeddin - TESL Canada Journal, 2013 - teslcanadajournal.ca
Many studies have shed light on rater criteria for assessing the performance of language skills (eg, Eckes, 2005). However, the interface between rater assess-ment and …
Z Tajeddin, M Alemi - International Journal of Language Testing, 2014 - ijlt.ir
Pragmatics assessment literature provides little evidence of research on rater consistency and bias. To address this underexplored topic, this study aimed to investigate whether a …
AD Cohen - International Journal of Language Testing, 2014 - ijlt.ir
The article provides a rationale for assessing second language (L2) pragmatics in the classroom and then looks at tasks to assess comprehension of speech acts. Next we look at …
T Sydorenko, C Maynard, E Guntly - TESL Canada Journal, 2014 - teslcanadajournal.ca
The criteria by which raters judge pragmatic appropriateness of language learners' speech acts are underexamined, especially when raters evaluate extended discourse. To shed …
J Liu, L Xie - International Journal of Language Testing, 2014 - ijlt.ir
Written Discourse Completion Task (WDCT) has been used in pragmatics tests to measure EFL learners' interlanguage pragmatic knowledge. In a WDCT, the students give their …
Z Tajeddin, M Alemi - The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher, 2014 - Springer
Although there are studies on the pragmatic assessment, to date no research has been done on native English raters' criteria for the assessment of EFL learners' pragmatic …
Over the last few decades, several aspects of pragmatic knowledge and its effects on teaching and learning a second language (L2) have been explored in many studies …