Scenario-Based Language Assessment: Proof of Concept Studies

Antony John Kunnan

doi:10.1080/15434303.2026.2686193

June 11, 2026Language Assessment Quarterly

Scenario-Based Language Assessment: Proof of Concept Studies

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The aim is to explore the effectiveness and innovation of scenario-based language assessment in evaluating language proficiency.
Co-editors facilitated a compilation of studies on SBLA methodology and applications.
The publication presents multiple studies contributing to the field of language assessment.
Focus on innovative approaches to language testing through scenarios.
The publication serves as a foundational resource for the emerging topic of SBLA.
Initial findings suggest positive outcomes in evaluating language proficiency through interactive scenarios.

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Special issue presents novel findings on scenario-based language assessment for improved evaluation methods.

Abstract

This special issue on Scenario-Based Language Assessment (SBLA) co-edited by James Purpura and Heidi Banerjee is the first full-length publication on this topic in any journal. It contains three co...

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2e456cb1cc60ccdea8a821 https://doi.org/10.1080/15434303.2026.2686193

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