Study of French as a Foreign Language 1970
The Study of French as a Foreign Language is part of the Six Subject Study 1970. The study investigated factors associated with the learning of French as a foreign language. Tests were developed to assess performance in reading, listening, speaking and writing. Two types of writing tests were used. The first could be reliably scored, being of an objective or quasi-objective nature. The second involved directed composition. The data were collected in 1971.
Target Population
This was 14-year-old students and students in the final grade of the secondary school.
Participating Educational Systems
Chile, England, Netherlands, New Zealand, Romania, Scotland, Sweden, United States. Please note that most but not all countries participated in all studies.
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DATA - Population
CHILE
ENGLAND-WALES
NETHERLANDS
NEW ZEALAND
ROMANIA
SCOTLAND
SWEDEN
USA
Instruments
French as a Foreign Language
Population I
Contents
Scripts Listening - Speaking
Scoring Keys
French Listening
French Reading
French Writing
French Speaking
Population II
Contents
Scripts Listening - Speaking
Scoring Keys
French Listening
French Reading
French Writing
French Speaking
Population IV
Contents
Scripts Listening - Speaking
Scoring Keys
French Listening
French Reading
French Writing
French Speaking
Teacher
Teacher Questionnaire French as a Foreign Language
Publications
International
Carroll, J. B. (1975). The teaching of French as a foreign language in eight countries V.