Given the increasing numbers of ESL students in Canadian classrooms, this study investigated how teachers of mainstream classes assess the written work of ESL students and whether they use different assessment strategies for ESL versus non-ESL students. Interviews were conducted with seven mainstream teachers from a private high school in Ontario. Although within-school variation was evident in the participants ’ approaches to assessing the work of both ESL and non-ESL students, most participants modified their assessment strategies when marking the work of ESL students. This finding suggests a need for school-level discussions and structured professional development activities relating to assess-ing ESL students ’ work. Face à l’augmentati...
This paper attempts to highlight the significant multidimensional role of teachers of English as a f...
English Language Learners (ELLs) are becoming increasingly present in Saskatchewan Schools. School ...
Assessment has a huge impact on ESL primary pupils, in part, because on the curriculum English is bo...
Given the increasing numbers of ESL students in Canadian classrooms, this study investigated how tea...
This multiple narrative case study examines the assessment beliefs of internationally educated teach...
Classroom Based assessment (CBA) is a crucial component in the ESL classroom. With this realization ...
A growing concern in teacher-based assessment, particularly in assessing English language developmen...
This study was prompted by an uncertainty about the effectiveness claims for assessment for learning...
This project helps to answer the question What strategies do mainstream teachers need to know in or...
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) continues to expand across post-secondary education settings. In...
Abstract: School-based assessment (SBA) is a process of monitoring, evaluating and implementing plan...
peer reviewedForeign language classroom assessment practices are a mystery, at least in Belgium. The...
Language assessment can be a valuable tool for providing information regarding language teaching. Gi...
In England number of learners who speak English as their second or even third language (known as lea...
Language assessment can be a valuable tool for providing information regarding language teaching. Gi...
This paper attempts to highlight the significant multidimensional role of teachers of English as a f...
English Language Learners (ELLs) are becoming increasingly present in Saskatchewan Schools. School ...
Assessment has a huge impact on ESL primary pupils, in part, because on the curriculum English is bo...
Given the increasing numbers of ESL students in Canadian classrooms, this study investigated how tea...
This multiple narrative case study examines the assessment beliefs of internationally educated teach...
Classroom Based assessment (CBA) is a crucial component in the ESL classroom. With this realization ...
A growing concern in teacher-based assessment, particularly in assessing English language developmen...
This study was prompted by an uncertainty about the effectiveness claims for assessment for learning...
This project helps to answer the question What strategies do mainstream teachers need to know in or...
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) continues to expand across post-secondary education settings. In...
Abstract: School-based assessment (SBA) is a process of monitoring, evaluating and implementing plan...
peer reviewedForeign language classroom assessment practices are a mystery, at least in Belgium. The...
Language assessment can be a valuable tool for providing information regarding language teaching. Gi...
In England number of learners who speak English as their second or even third language (known as lea...
Language assessment can be a valuable tool for providing information regarding language teaching. Gi...
This paper attempts to highlight the significant multidimensional role of teachers of English as a f...
English Language Learners (ELLs) are becoming increasingly present in Saskatchewan Schools. School ...
Assessment has a huge impact on ESL primary pupils, in part, because on the curriculum English is bo...