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Assessing for student success: An interview with Dr. Liying Cheng

Article appearing in Shiken 29.1 (April 2025) pp. 31-35;
Article Doi: https://doi.org/10.37546/JALTSIG.TEVAL29.1-2

By Sachi Oshima1 and Jeffrey Martin2
1. Chuo Gakuin University
2. Daito Bunka University

Dr. Liying Cheng is Professor and Dean of the School of Education at the City University of Macau. Before taking up this role, she served as Professor and Director of the Assessment and Evaluation Group at the Faculty of Education, Queen’s University, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Cheng is internationally recognized for her research on washback illustrating the global impact of large-scale testing on instruction, the relationship between assessment and instruction, and research on how to align assessment practices with student success and language development.

Keywords: evolving practices in assessment, alignment, feedback, grading, educational and cultural contexts, teacher development

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JALT is the Japan Association for Language Teaching, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the improvement of language teaching and learning. The TEVAL SIG is a Special Interest Group of researchers within JALT who are interested in testing and the evaluation of language learning outcomes.

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