Over five hundred years ago, Copernicus presented findings that revolutionized the world by shifting focus away from the Earth and towards the sun as the center of the universe. Education has been encountering a similar paradigm-altering shift with the center of learning moving from the teacher to the learner. Learning-oriented assessment (LOA) is an emerging framework of that reconceptualization. LOA is, at its core, learner-centric, where attention falls concentrically, beginning with the learner, followed by learner interactions with other agents in the learning process, then moving to factors outside of the learner within the learning space (J. E. Purpura, personal communication, September 12, 2014)
The Author(s) 2012. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract My resea...
In the development of language assessment in higher education, assessment criteria and tasks have di...
Learner-centered education has roots in K-12 education in the 1990’s, where the term “student-center...
Over five hundred years ago, Copernicus presented findings that revolutionized the world by shifting...
While learning-oriented assessment (LOA) situates learning as the ultimate goal of assessment, curre...
Teachers College, Columbia University in the City of New York hosted the 3rd Roundtable in Second La...
Learners, teachers and peers constantly interact in classroom settings. Indeed, within the framework...
The proficiency dimension of the learning-oriented assessment (LOA) framework addresses the specific...
Traditionally, second or foreign (L2) language assessment has been mainly viewed as the product of l...
Classroom-based assessment (CBA) takes place in learning environments influenced by myriad individua...
This paper focuses on the potential of the learning aspects of assessment. The term 'learning-orient...
This paper reports two presentations from the TCCRISLS 2014 which address a newly emerging area of i...
Formative assessment (FA) and learning-oriented assessment (LOA) focus on the learning process. Thes...
When most people think of language assessments, they generally recall the standardized formats of hi...
Economic factors are driving significant change in higher education. There is increasing responsiven...
The Author(s) 2012. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract My resea...
In the development of language assessment in higher education, assessment criteria and tasks have di...
Learner-centered education has roots in K-12 education in the 1990’s, where the term “student-center...
Over five hundred years ago, Copernicus presented findings that revolutionized the world by shifting...
While learning-oriented assessment (LOA) situates learning as the ultimate goal of assessment, curre...
Teachers College, Columbia University in the City of New York hosted the 3rd Roundtable in Second La...
Learners, teachers and peers constantly interact in classroom settings. Indeed, within the framework...
The proficiency dimension of the learning-oriented assessment (LOA) framework addresses the specific...
Traditionally, second or foreign (L2) language assessment has been mainly viewed as the product of l...
Classroom-based assessment (CBA) takes place in learning environments influenced by myriad individua...
This paper focuses on the potential of the learning aspects of assessment. The term 'learning-orient...
This paper reports two presentations from the TCCRISLS 2014 which address a newly emerging area of i...
Formative assessment (FA) and learning-oriented assessment (LOA) focus on the learning process. Thes...
When most people think of language assessments, they generally recall the standardized formats of hi...
Economic factors are driving significant change in higher education. There is increasing responsiven...
The Author(s) 2012. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract My resea...
In the development of language assessment in higher education, assessment criteria and tasks have di...
Learner-centered education has roots in K-12 education in the 1990’s, where the term “student-center...