Use of expert and popular scoring templates to evaluate students’ summaries: is this empowerment and democracy for test takers?

G Yu

Use of expert and popular scoring templates to evaluate students’ summaries: is this empowerment and democracy for test takers?

G Yu

School of Education

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Translated title of the contribution	Use of expert and popular scoring templates to evaluate students’ summaries: is this empowerment and democracy for test takers?
Original language	English
Title of host publication	10th Annual Language Testing Forum, University of Lancaster
Publication status	Published - Nov 2004

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Conference Organiser: University of Lancaster

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title = "Use of expert and popular scoring templates to evaluate students{\textquoteright} summaries: is this empowerment and democracy for test takers?",

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booktitle = "10th Annual Language Testing Forum, University of Lancaster",

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