Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students

The Spanish University requires all its students to reach a specific level in a foreign language, as part of the requisites to obtain their degrees. At present, there is a lack of homogeneity in the criteria set for the assessment of hard of hearing students’ skills. A preliminary survey reveals th...

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Main Authors: Ana María Hornero Corisco, Pilar González-Vera
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universitat Jaume I. Department of English Studies 2020-12-01
Series:Language Value
Subjects:
SDH
Online Access:http://www.e-revistes.uji.es/index.php/languagevalue/article/view/4680
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spelling doaj-a2717f3c544543d48b678d22a2cb82172021-02-05T08:04:37ZengUniversitat Jaume I. Department of English StudiesLanguage Value1989-71032020-12-0110.6035/LanguageV.2020.13.3Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing studentsAna María Hornero Corisco0Pilar González-Vera1University of ZaragozaUniversity of Zaragoza The Spanish University requires all its students to reach a specific level in a foreign language, as part of the requisites to obtain their degrees. At present, there is a lack of homogeneity in the criteria set for the assessment of hard of hearing students’ skills. A preliminary survey reveals the current measures applied in a number of Spanish universities. Our suggestion is that a uniform listening test should be implemented for hard of hearing students. The main goal of our research was to check what kind of test is more adequate for these students. For that purpose, several hard of hearing students did different listening activities using audiovisual materials that had been previously edited and adapted to their special needs. They also responded to different question tasks: multiple-choice, true/false, gap-filling. The results throw some light on the type of test format that should be used with the hard of hearing community. http://www.e-revistes.uji.es/index.php/languagevalue/article/view/4680EFL assessment;SDHhearing-impaired university studentsaudiovisual textslistening comprehension testSpanish university
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EFL assessment;
SDH
hearing-impaired university students
audiovisual texts
listening comprehension test
Spanish university
author_facet Ana María Hornero Corisco
Pilar González-Vera
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title Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students
title_short Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students
title_full Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students
title_fullStr Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students
title_full_unstemmed Audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students
title_sort audiovisual translation tools for the assessment of hard of hearing students
publisher Universitat Jaume I. Department of English Studies
series Language Value
issn 1989-7103
publishDate 2020-12-01
description The Spanish University requires all its students to reach a specific level in a foreign language, as part of the requisites to obtain their degrees. At present, there is a lack of homogeneity in the criteria set for the assessment of hard of hearing students’ skills. A preliminary survey reveals the current measures applied in a number of Spanish universities. Our suggestion is that a uniform listening test should be implemented for hard of hearing students. The main goal of our research was to check what kind of test is more adequate for these students. For that purpose, several hard of hearing students did different listening activities using audiovisual materials that had been previously edited and adapted to their special needs. They also responded to different question tasks: multiple-choice, true/false, gap-filling. The results throw some light on the type of test format that should be used with the hard of hearing community.
topic EFL assessment;
SDH
hearing-impaired university students
audiovisual texts
listening comprehension test
Spanish university
url http://www.e-revistes.uji.es/index.php/languagevalue/article/view/4680
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