Sentence examples for language examination from inspiring English sources

"As for the language examination and history examination, these are requirements in every country," he told a Russian newspaper.

There will be no distinction of science and arts in NCEE, and there will be two opportunities for Foreign Language examination.

Language examination authorities and language testers have so far attempted to align examinations to the CEFR or design tests or self-assessment instruments based on the CEFR scale (e.g., DIALANG, see http://www.dialang.org; see also Khalifa and Ffrench 2008; Huhta et al. 2002; North 2002).

Her neurologic examination on presentation to the headache clinic was intact including a normal neurovascular examination, normal language examination, normal ability to read and write, but on serial 7 s testing she could not get below 93 when starting at 100.

Evaluation is considered to be a key to successful implementation and the summative phase usually takes the form of a pen and paper language examination; the CET is also available for web delivery but, at the time of writing, most students continue to take the paper-based test.

Grounded within an "assessment for learning" framework, it is now incorporated into the new Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education HKDSEEnglishish Language Examination, adopting a standards-referenced assessment system, aiming to not just report on the full range of educational achievement but also motivate learning in Hong Kong secondary schools.

In order to facilitate the alignment process, the Council of Europe published a document Relating Language Examinations to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment.

And again in 2009, the Council of Europe 2009 published Relating Language Examinations to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment (CEFR), which provides further material on maintaining standards across languages, contexts, and administrations by exploiting teacher judgment and IRT scaling.

Manual: Preliminary Pilot Version (Council of Europe 2003) followed by a reference supplement in the ensuing year Reference Supplement to the Preliminary Pilot Version of the Manual for Relating Language Examinations to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment (Council of Europe 2004).

English Language examinations began with comprehension, analysis of grammar and précis, then became focused on creative processes, allowing students time to write at length with bare stimulus, now we're back where we started.

Results show a negative and significant relation between the intensity and presence of conflict and the levels of performance in the mathematics and language examinations.