We are so proud that our Growth Monitoring Study from the plains of Nepal has contributed to this amazing piece of work on stunting just out in NATURE!! 👇
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Great to see articles synthesizing research in self-assessment in language learning & assessment. Many studies are small-scale, different learning contexts & proficiency levels, so this is much needed!
https://t.co/Jb7i9lyGDv
An important contribution as is Li & Zhang (2021).
Three jobs in language testing/assessment:
Emerging Researcher (British Council) https://t.co/kcQkFEssXQ
Senior Research Manager (Cambridge University Press & Assessment) https://t.co/bbKTF7U2WX
Lecturer in Language and Education (University of Bristol) https://t.co/gd20jl7E79
Multilingual tongue twister #challenge 2022
How many tongue twisters, in at least 3 different languages, can you manage in 1 minute? We have received over 150 submissions. Some are very good. Check them out here: https://t.co/wLs2kA9HZQ.
A big THANK YOU to all participants!
The hidden face of public language policy: a case study from the UK https://t.co/XHPWtHXPBs
Pleased that this article with @em_humps from @ahrcpress funded Promoting Language Policy project now out open access!
Emma and Reza from the IELTS Research Group present preliminary findings about at-home test delivery (newly launched IELTS Online) at New Directions in Language Assessment, East Asia 2022
Congratulations also go to Alexander Black of UCL who received the #LTF2022 Best Poster award (sponsored by TextInspector) for his study of assessment washback/impact in public universities in Oaxaca, Mexico. Well done! @UKALTA2
Some very moving tributes this afternoon at LTF2022 as we recalled with admiration & gratitude the enormous contribution to our field of our colleague, mentor and friend - Liz Hamp-Lyons. Pioneer and trailblazer in so many areas… missed but fondly remenbered. @UKALTA2
Excellent and thought-provoking start to LTF2022 - thankyou @drjenrowsell . Lovely to be able to gather again in person after a 3-year break. Looking forward to a stimulating and enjoyable weekend with language testing colleagues. @UKALTA2