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2012 Cambridge Research Notes

 

Content 2012

February 2012

Editorial notes

Guest editorial

Investigating learners' cognitive processes during a computer-based CAE Reading test

Investigating figurative proficiency at different levels of second language writing

The attitudes of teachers and students towards a PET-based curriculum at a Japanese University

FCE exam preparation discourses: insights from an ethnographic study: ALTE briefing

Caroline Clapham IElTS Masters Award 2011

Winner of the 2012 Cambridge/llTA lifetime Achievement Award

Studies in language Testing

 

May 2012

Editorial notes

The English Australia/Cambridge ESOl Action Research in ELICOS Programme Background and rational

Teacher research in a national programme: Impact and implications

Developing reading skills of learners from Arabic-speaking backgrounds

Student attitudes to EAP grammar instruction

Raising student awareness of pronunciation and exploring out-of-class approaches to pronunciation practice

Developing greater learner autonomy

Assessment rubric as teaching tool: learning how to 'tick all the boxes'

Creating a blog for self-assessment

Presentation of the 2011 English Australia/Cambridge ESOL Action Research in ELICOS Award

 

August 2012

The revision of the Cambridge English: Proficiency Writing paper

Developing and validating a mark scheme for Writing

Quality Assurance: A Cambridge ESOL system for managing Writing examiners

Perceptions of authenticity in academic writing test tasks

A comparability study of computer-based and paper-based Writing tests

Test taker familiarity and Speaking test performance: Does it make a difference?

A reading model for foundation year students at a tertiary institution in the United Arab Emirates

ALTE Report

Reader survey

 

November 2012

Guest editorial

Applying a model for investigating the impact of language assessment within educational contexts: The Cambridge ESOL approach

An investigation into the effect of intensive language provision and external assessment in primary education in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

The Hebei Impact Project: A study into the impact of Cambridge English exams in the state sector in Hebei province, China

An initial investigation of the introduction of Cambridge English examinations in Mission laïque francaise schools

The BEDA impact project: A preliminary investigation of a bilingual programme in Spain

A small-scale pilot study Investigating the impact of Cambridge English: Young Learners in China

Impact of Cambridge English: Key for Schools and Preliminary for Schools - parents' perspectives in China




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