The Diagnosis of Reading in a Second or Foreign Language
explores the notion of diagnostic testing and establishes a
framework for its practical applications in understanding second
and foreign language reading. The book uses case studies from a
wide variety of subject areas to contextualize a theory of
diagnosis and to show how second and foreign language reading has
been assessed in the past, culminating in a discussion of how
diagnosis might be used to better understand and assess second and
foreign language reading abilities. This is the only book to
provide a detailed look into the little-examined field of
diagnostic language testing, ideal for students, researchers, and
professionals in applied linguistics, second language acquisition,
and language testing and education.
About the NPLA Series:
Headed by two of its leading scholars, the series captures the
burgeoning field of language assessment by offering comprehensive
and state-of-the-art coverage of its contemporary questions,
pressing issues, and technical advances. It is the only active
series of its kind on the market, and will include volumes on basic
and advanced topics in language assessment, public policy and
language assessment, and the interfaces of language assessment with
other disciplines in applied linguistics. Each text presents key
theoretical approaches and research findings, along with concrete
practical implications and suggestions for readers conducting their
own research or developmental studies.
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