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2024-07-25
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The Impact of Speaking Assessments on English Language Learning and Student Perception
Akrambek Inomjonov
Kokand university lecturer
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This study examines the impact of speaking assessments on English language learning and student perception. It investigates the experiences, preferences, and challenges faced by students during speaking assessments and explores the implications for language educators and policymakers. The study finds that while participants initially experience nervousness and anxiety during speaking assessments, they also report an improvement in their confidence in speaking English over time. Preferred assessment types include group discussions and presentations, which promote interactive and communicative language use. Participants also highlight the need for more frequent and constructive feedback to support their language development. Challenges identified include difficulty organizing thoughts, limited vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar. The study emphasizes the benefits of speaking assessments, such as improved fluency, expanded vocabulary, and increased confidence. Recommendations for educators include creating supportive assessment environments, offering diverse assessment formats, providing timely feedback, and addressing students' challenges. The findings contribute to our understanding of the role of speaking assessments in language learning and offer insights for effective language education practices.
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