ENHANCING VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY IN SPEAKING TESTS
Abstract
This article highlights the importance of validity and reliability in creating speaking tests, particularly for the Russian National Exam Practice Exam Papers. These tests provide a comprehensive assessment of language skills, encouraging meaningful language use. However, improvements include clearer instructions, authentic materials, and revised test procedures for easier administration.
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Language acquisition, speaking, validityHow to Cite
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