There are lots of literature in the language testing and assessment field. I am wondering which one in your own perspective inspires you the most, or helps you in a ways that is really significant, or you can define as classics, and why?
There are many new articles and books ., but Cambridge Floe -Joe Practice Tests: FCE- CAE - PET- IELTS - helped me to guide my students in practicing different types beside the theoretical .According to the definition:
"Language Testing is the practice and study of evaluating the proficiency of an individual in using a particular language effectively." Priscilla Allen, University of Washington.
Writing English Language Tests by J. B. Heaton (1988) published by Longman, NY. I used the picture sequence (p. 93) to assess and contrast speaking skills of different levels of learners at foreign and second linguistic environments in my conference paper " The Role of Language Transfer in the Interlanguage of Libyan Adult Learners of English".
I think Fulcher and Davidson's (2006) Language Testing and Assessment: An Advanced Resource Book is still really relevant and provides a lot of information
I would recommend "Language Testing in Practice: Designing and Developing Useful Language Tests" (Oxford Applied Linguistics) by Palmer and Bachman and Bachman's Fundamental Considerations in Language Testing.
There are many new articles and books ., but Cambridge Floe -Joe Practice Tests: FCE- CAE - PET- IELTS - helped me to guide my students in practicing different types beside the theoretical .According to the definition:
"Language Testing is the practice and study of evaluating the proficiency of an individual in using a particular language effectively." Priscilla Allen, University of Washington.
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