The Evaluation of Communicative Language Proficiency: A Critique of the ACTFL Oral Interview
The Evaluation of Communicative Language Proficiency: A Critique of the ACTFL Oral Interview
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交际语言能力的评估:对 ACTFL 口语面试的批判
DOI:
10.1111/j.1540-4781.1986.tb05294.x
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1986
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通讯作者:
S. Savignon
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作者:
Lyle F. Bachman;S. Savignon
the "Proficiency Movement," primarily represented by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Proficiency Guidelines (Guidelines) and the oral interview test of language proficiency ("ACTFL Oral Interview") based on them.2 Proponents of the Guidelines have made the explicit and reasonable claim that they can provide not only a basis for criterion-referenced testing and improved professional standards (Higgs, 1982), but also a new blueprint for foreign language curriculum design and foreign language teaching methods.3 However, many in our profession expect the Guidelines to provide the solution to all classroom trials and tribulations. And, of course, many cynically view the effort as simply another of the many bandwagons to visit us in recent decades.