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Learning to play the ‘classroom tennis’ well:<strong>IELTS</strong> and international students in teacher educationChalhoub-Deville, M and Turner, C E, 2000, ‘What to look for in ESL admission tests: CambridgeCertificate Exams, <strong>IELTS</strong>, and TOEFL’, System, vol 28, no 4, pp 523–539Coleman, D, Starfield, S and Hagan, A, 2003, ‘The attitudes of <strong>IELTS</strong> stakeholders: Students’ and staffperceptions of <strong>IELTS</strong> in Australia, UK and Chinese institutions’, <strong>IELTS</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Reports</strong> 2003 vol 5,pp159-235, <strong>IELTS</strong> Australia, CanberraConsolo, DA, 2006, ‘On a (re) definition of oral language proficiency for EFL teachers: Perspectivesand contributions from current research’, Melbourne Papers in Language Testing, vol 11, no 1,pp 1-28Cotton, F and Conrow, F, 1998, ‘An investigation of the predictive validity of <strong>IELTS</strong> amongst a groupof international students studying at the University of Tasmania’, <strong>IELTS</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Reports</strong>, vol 1,<strong>IELTS</strong> Australia and British Council, Canberra, pp 72–115Coulthard, M, 1977, An Introduction to Discourse Analysis, Longman, LondonCreber, JWP, 1972, Lost for Words: Language and Educational Failure, Penguin, HarmondsworthCriper, C, and Davies, A,1988, <strong>IELTS</strong> <strong>Research</strong> Report 1 (i) ELTS Validation Project Report BritishCouncil and UCLES, LondonCruickshank, K, Newell, S and Cole, S, 2003, ‘Meeting English language needs in teacher education:A flexible support model for non-English speaking background students’, Asia-Pacific Journal ofTeacher Education, vol 31, no 3, pp 239–247Davies, A, 2008, Assessing Academic English Testing English Proficiency 1950–89:The <strong>IELTS</strong>Solution, Cambridge University Press, CambridgeDeumert, A, Marginson, S, Nyland, C Ramia, G and Sawir, E, 2005, ‘The social and economicsecurity of international students in Australia: Study of 202 student cases - Summary report’, MonashInstitute for the Study of Global Movements, MonashDooey, P, and Oliver, R, 2002, ‘An investigation into the predictive validity of the <strong>IELTS</strong> test as anindicator of future academic success’, Prospect, vol 17, no 1, pp 36–54Elder, C, 1993a, ‘How do subject specialists construe classroom language proficiency?’, LanguageTesting, vol 10, pp 235–254Elder, C, 1993b, ‘Language proficiency as predictor of performance in teacher education’, MelbournePapers in Language Testing vol 2, no 1, pp 1–17Elder, C, 1993c, The Proficiency Test for Language Teachers: Italian, Vol 1: Final Report on the TestDevelopment Process, Department of Employment, Education and Training, CanberraElder, C, 1994a, ‘Are raters’ judgements of language teacher effectiveness wholly language based?’,Melbourne Papers in Language Testing, vol 3, no 2, pp 41–61Elder, C, 1994b, ‘Performance testing as a benchmark for LOTE teacher education’, Melbourne Papersin Language Testing, vol 3, no 1, pp 1–25<strong>IELTS</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Reports</strong> Volume 11123

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