This chapter discusses the case of multilingualism and context-based approaches to assessment as an eclectic approach that requires a robust knowledge and understanding of the linguistic diversity of language learners. It also calls for a more inclusive approach in the design and implementation of assessment in higher education. We also connect the findings from the contributions to this volume and their research to an ecological approach to assessment as it relates to linguistic sensitivity in multilingual contexts. The chapter ends by suggesting future directions for research based on alternative assessment and connecting those to current issues in language learning and assessment
The assessments designed for and analyzed in this study used a task-based language design template r...
It is common in many institutions of higher education to have a diverse student population with resp...
All assessment policies and practices are based on monolingual constructs whereby test-takers are ex...
This volume explores and addresses questions related to equitable access for assessment. It seeks to...
This introductory chapter establishes the rationale for the volume by situating assessment within th...
Multilingual teaching and learning practices are often implemented in K-12 classrooms. However, issu...
This volume explores and addresses questions related to equitable access for assessment. It seeks to...
The fair assessment of multilingual learners (MLs) is critical to ensuring equitable and effective i...
The paper aims to explore and evaluate the existing procedures and approaches in multilingual educat...
Language Assessment for Multilingualism brings together a selection of edited papers based on presen...
This chapter reports on recent mixed method research investigating the comparability between assessm...
This chapter highlights the roles and impact of assessment in a large multilingual department, from ...
As English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) continues to expand across the globe, there is a glaring...
The use of non-dominant linguistic repertoires is often not valued in educational practices, let alo...
While standardized assessments play an important role in understanding and measuring overall second ...
The assessments designed for and analyzed in this study used a task-based language design template r...
It is common in many institutions of higher education to have a diverse student population with resp...
All assessment policies and practices are based on monolingual constructs whereby test-takers are ex...
This volume explores and addresses questions related to equitable access for assessment. It seeks to...
This introductory chapter establishes the rationale for the volume by situating assessment within th...
Multilingual teaching and learning practices are often implemented in K-12 classrooms. However, issu...
This volume explores and addresses questions related to equitable access for assessment. It seeks to...
The fair assessment of multilingual learners (MLs) is critical to ensuring equitable and effective i...
The paper aims to explore and evaluate the existing procedures and approaches in multilingual educat...
Language Assessment for Multilingualism brings together a selection of edited papers based on presen...
This chapter reports on recent mixed method research investigating the comparability between assessm...
This chapter highlights the roles and impact of assessment in a large multilingual department, from ...
As English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) continues to expand across the globe, there is a glaring...
The use of non-dominant linguistic repertoires is often not valued in educational practices, let alo...
While standardized assessments play an important role in understanding and measuring overall second ...
The assessments designed for and analyzed in this study used a task-based language design template r...
It is common in many institutions of higher education to have a diverse student population with resp...
All assessment policies and practices are based on monolingual constructs whereby test-takers are ex...