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2016
DOI: 10.1002/tesj.302
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Test Preparation in the Accountability Era: Toward a Learning‐Oriented Approach

Abstract: The article introduces a learning-oriented approach to test preparation that could help in easing the tension between learning and assessment. The first part of the article discusses the different concepts that are usually used in the context of test preparation. The second section reports on the literature pertaining to the effects of test preparation on teaching, learning, and test performance. The article also attempts to differentiate between appropriate and unhealthy practices and show the intricate diffe… Show more

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“…Specifically, the result that both the use of strategy by the TG and their reading test scores significantly increased confirms the positive association between the use of testtaking strategies and language test performance as reported by Huang (2016), Phakiti (2003), and Zhang et al (2014). This specific finding further strengthens Gebril's (2018) contention that test-taking strategies can effectively help language learners gain better scores in tests. More importantly, both levels of the TG statistically significantly improved their reading performance and outperformed their counterparts in the CG.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…Specifically, the result that both the use of strategy by the TG and their reading test scores significantly increased confirms the positive association between the use of testtaking strategies and language test performance as reported by Huang (2016), Phakiti (2003), and Zhang et al (2014). This specific finding further strengthens Gebril's (2018) contention that test-taking strategies can effectively help language learners gain better scores in tests. More importantly, both levels of the TG statistically significantly improved their reading performance and outperformed their counterparts in the CG.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…Test-taking strategies can assist test takers with overcoming the challenges they face in test situations. Gebril (2018) noted that giving test takers appropriate test-taking strategies can enhance their test performance. Based on this distinction, this study will investigate the metacognitive strategies students use when taking a reading test at the B2 test.…”
Section: Comprehension Processes and Strategies For Reading Textsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…states that learning and study strategies are test preparation activities that affect test scores. It is her belief that test preparation activities intend to provide test-takers with information of a particular field in which they will be tested [ 24 ]. uses the term Test Preparation as “associated with activities inside and outside classes that help students be ready for exams.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%