Assessing EFL Writing in the 21st Century Arab World Revealing the Unknown [Hardcover]

This book empirically explores assessment of EFL (English as a Foreign Language) writing in different Arab world contexts at the university level, which often presents a challenge for teachers and students alike. Analysing a number of different practices throughout the chapters including peer assessment, self-assessment, e-rubrics and writing coherence, the authors highlight different issues and challenges that affect the assessment of EFL writing in the Arab world, and provide valuable insights into how it can be improved. This book is sure to become an important practical resource for practitioners, researchers, professors and graduate students working on EFL writing in this region.

Chapter 1. Assessment of EFL Writing in Some Arab World University Contexts: Issues and Challenges; Abdelhamid Ahmed

 Chapter 2. The Effect of Self-Assessment as a Revision Technique on Egyptian EFL Students Expository Essay Writing; Nehal Sadek

 Chapter 3. Topical Structure Analysis: Assessing First-Year  Egyptian University Students Internal Coherence of  Their EFL Writing; Noha Omaya Shabana

Chapter 4. Moroccan EFL University Students Composing Skills in the Balance: Assessment Procedures and Outcomes; Soufiane Abouabdelkader

Chapter 5. The Impact of Self and Peer Assessment on L2 Writing: The Case of Moodle Workshops; Abdelmajid Bouziane and Hicham Zyad

 Chapter 6. English Writing Assessment and the Arabic Speaker: A Qualitative Longitudinal Retrospective on  Arabic-Speaking Medical Students in Qatar; Alan S. Weber

Chapter 7. Investigating Assessment Literacy in Tunisia: The Case of EFL University Writing Teachers; Mlc›