Types of Tests
Types of Tests A test is a method of measuring a person’s ability, knowledge, or performance in a specific domain. In language education, the need to assess learning outcomes has led to the development...
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Types of Tests A test is a method of measuring a person’s ability, knowledge, or performance in a specific domain. In language education, the need to assess learning outcomes has led to the development...
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Factors Affecting L2 Learning Language learning, especially second language (L2) acquisition, is a complex and dynamic process that varies from learner to learner. It is influenced by a combination of internal and external factors...
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History of ELT in India In India, we speak a special variety of English called Indian English, which comes from British English. It is used not only in India but also by Indians living...
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Second Language Learning: Simultaneous and Sequential Learning A second language (L2) refers to any language learned after the first language (L1), also known as the mother tongue. In ELT, English is often taught either...
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Problems of Teaching English As a Second Language in India When fear speaks louder than fluency, learning takes a back seat! English is considered a global language and plays a vital role in education,...
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Syllabus Design According to David Nunan, a syllabus is “a statement of content which is used as the basis for planning courses of various kinds,” and syllabus design involves selecting and grading this content....
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Formal and Informal Learning We develop our knowledge through formal and informal learning. Formal learning takes place in structured settings like schools and universities, with teachers guiding a set curriculum. This establishes a strong...
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Testing and Evaluation Why Do We Need Tests? Testing and Evaluation are integral parts of the teaching-learning process. While teaching English language to a non-native learner, tests are useful to measure a student’s current...
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