Ethics and Context in Second Language Testing
Rethinking Validity in Theory and Practice
Herausgeber: Salaberry, M Rafael; Hsu, Wei-Li; Weideman, Albert
Ethics and Context in Second Language Testing
Rethinking Validity in Theory and Practice
Herausgeber: Salaberry, M Rafael; Hsu, Wei-Li; Weideman, Albert
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This innovative, timely text introduces the theory and research of critical approaches to language assessment, foregrounding ethical and socially contextualized concerns in language testing and language test validation in today's globalized world.
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This innovative, timely text introduces the theory and research of critical approaches to language assessment, foregrounding ethical and socially contextualized concerns in language testing and language test validation in today's globalized world.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 503g
- ISBN-13: 9781032471778
- ISBN-10: 1032471778
- Artikelnr.: 68476130
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 503g
- ISBN-13: 9781032471778
- ISBN-10: 1032471778
- Artikelnr.: 68476130
M. Rafael Salaberry is Mary Gibbs Jones Professor of Humanities in the Department of Modern and Classical Literatures and Cultures at Rice University (USA). Albert Weideman is Professor of Applied Language Studies and Research Fellow at the University of the Free State (South Africa). Wei-Li Hsu is a Lecturer at the Center for Languages and Intercultural Communication, at Rice University (USA).
List of contributors
PART I THE ETHICAL CONTEXTUALIZATION OF VALIDITY
Chapter 1: Contexts, constructs, and ethics
M. Rafael Salaberry and Albert Weideman
Chapter 2: Validity and validation: an alternative perspective
Albert Weideman and Bart Deygers
PART II AGENCY AND EMPOWERMENT PROMPTED BY TEST ADEQUACY
Chapter 3: The racializing power of language assessments
Casey Richardson
Chapter 4: "It's not their English": narratives contesting the validity of
a high-stakes test
Gordon Blaine West and Bala Thiruchelvam
Chapter 5: The ethical potential of L2 portfolio assessment: a critical
perspective review
Mitsuko Suzuki
PART III SOCIOINTERACTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSMENT
Chapter 6: Portfolio assessment: facilitating language learning in the wild
Elisa Räsänen and Piibi-Kai Kivik
Chapter 7: The role of an inscribed object in a German classroom-based
paired speaking assessment: does the topic card elicit the targeted
speaking and interactional competencies?
Katharina Kley
Chapter 8: L1-L2 speaker interaction: affordances for assessing repair
practices
Katharina Kley, Silvia Kunitz and Meng Yeh
Chapter 9: Yardsticks for the future of language assessment: disclosing the
meaning of measurement
Albert Weideman
Index
PART I THE ETHICAL CONTEXTUALIZATION OF VALIDITY
Chapter 1: Contexts, constructs, and ethics
M. Rafael Salaberry and Albert Weideman
Chapter 2: Validity and validation: an alternative perspective
Albert Weideman and Bart Deygers
PART II AGENCY AND EMPOWERMENT PROMPTED BY TEST ADEQUACY
Chapter 3: The racializing power of language assessments
Casey Richardson
Chapter 4: "It's not their English": narratives contesting the validity of
a high-stakes test
Gordon Blaine West and Bala Thiruchelvam
Chapter 5: The ethical potential of L2 portfolio assessment: a critical
perspective review
Mitsuko Suzuki
PART III SOCIOINTERACTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSMENT
Chapter 6: Portfolio assessment: facilitating language learning in the wild
Elisa Räsänen and Piibi-Kai Kivik
Chapter 7: The role of an inscribed object in a German classroom-based
paired speaking assessment: does the topic card elicit the targeted
speaking and interactional competencies?
Katharina Kley
Chapter 8: L1-L2 speaker interaction: affordances for assessing repair
practices
Katharina Kley, Silvia Kunitz and Meng Yeh
Chapter 9: Yardsticks for the future of language assessment: disclosing the
meaning of measurement
Albert Weideman
Index
List of contributors
PART I THE ETHICAL CONTEXTUALIZATION OF VALIDITY
Chapter 1: Contexts, constructs, and ethics
M. Rafael Salaberry and Albert Weideman
Chapter 2: Validity and validation: an alternative perspective
Albert Weideman and Bart Deygers
PART II AGENCY AND EMPOWERMENT PROMPTED BY TEST ADEQUACY
Chapter 3: The racializing power of language assessments
Casey Richardson
Chapter 4: "It's not their English": narratives contesting the validity of
a high-stakes test
Gordon Blaine West and Bala Thiruchelvam
Chapter 5: The ethical potential of L2 portfolio assessment: a critical
perspective review
Mitsuko Suzuki
PART III SOCIOINTERACTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSMENT
Chapter 6: Portfolio assessment: facilitating language learning in the wild
Elisa Räsänen and Piibi-Kai Kivik
Chapter 7: The role of an inscribed object in a German classroom-based
paired speaking assessment: does the topic card elicit the targeted
speaking and interactional competencies?
Katharina Kley
Chapter 8: L1-L2 speaker interaction: affordances for assessing repair
practices
Katharina Kley, Silvia Kunitz and Meng Yeh
Chapter 9: Yardsticks for the future of language assessment: disclosing the
meaning of measurement
Albert Weideman
Index
PART I THE ETHICAL CONTEXTUALIZATION OF VALIDITY
Chapter 1: Contexts, constructs, and ethics
M. Rafael Salaberry and Albert Weideman
Chapter 2: Validity and validation: an alternative perspective
Albert Weideman and Bart Deygers
PART II AGENCY AND EMPOWERMENT PROMPTED BY TEST ADEQUACY
Chapter 3: The racializing power of language assessments
Casey Richardson
Chapter 4: "It's not their English": narratives contesting the validity of
a high-stakes test
Gordon Blaine West and Bala Thiruchelvam
Chapter 5: The ethical potential of L2 portfolio assessment: a critical
perspective review
Mitsuko Suzuki
PART III SOCIOINTERACTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON ASSESSMENT
Chapter 6: Portfolio assessment: facilitating language learning in the wild
Elisa Räsänen and Piibi-Kai Kivik
Chapter 7: The role of an inscribed object in a German classroom-based
paired speaking assessment: does the topic card elicit the targeted
speaking and interactional competencies?
Katharina Kley
Chapter 8: L1-L2 speaker interaction: affordances for assessing repair
practices
Katharina Kley, Silvia Kunitz and Meng Yeh
Chapter 9: Yardsticks for the future of language assessment: disclosing the
meaning of measurement
Albert Weideman
Index