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TOEIC Bridge 로 영어 학력 부진 대학생 선별하기: 수능 영어와의 비교를 중심으로

Translated title of the contribution: Identifying underachieving students in English using TOEIC Bridge: A comparative study with the College Scholastic Ability Test English Section.

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Abstract

To address the English proficiency of underachieving college students, universities often use in-house language tests. C University lacks specific exams for identification, and relies on students’ English performance in the Korean College Scholastic Aptitude Test (CSAT English). This research explores the potential of the TOEIC Bridge, a standardized English proficiency test developed for middle and high school students, to provide an effective, practical measure for screening underachieving students in English. The study investigates the relationship between TOEIC Bridge and CSAT English performance, evaluating the predictive value of TOEIC Bridge on CSAT outcomes. Analyzing data from 418 students, the study identified (1) a moderate correlation between TOEIC Bridge and CSAT English performance, and (2) predictability of CSAT English performance based on TOEIC Bridge, suggesting that TOEIC Bridge can provide a potential tool to identify underachieving students in English. These findings contribute pedagogical insights for tertiary education.

Translated title of the contributionIdentifying underachieving students in English using TOEIC Bridge: A comparative study with the College Scholastic Ability Test English Section.
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)191-209
Number of pages19
JournalEnglish Teaching (South Korea)
Volume79
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - 2024.06

Keywords

  • College Scholastic Ability Test
  • ordinal logistic regression analysis
  • TOEIC Bridge
  • underachieving students

Quacquarelli Symonds(QS) Subject Topics

  • Education & Training

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