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Jonathan Schmidgall
Jonathan Schmidgall
Senior Research Scientist, Educational Testing Service
Verified email at g.ucla.edu
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Defining and operationalizing the construct of pragmatic competence: Review and recommendations
VT Laughlin, J Wain, J Schmidgall
ETS Research Report Series 2015 (1), 1-43, 2015
1182015
Review of Pearson Test of English Academic: Building an assessment use argument
H Wang, I Choi, J Schmidgall, LF Bachman
Language Testing 29 (4), 603-619, 2012
382012
Predicting communicative effectiveness in the international workplace: Support for TOEIC® Speaking test scores from linguistic laypersons
J Schmidgall, DE Powers
Language Testing 38 (2), 302-325, 2021
172021
Articulating and Evaluating Validity Arguments for the TOEIC® Tests
JE Schmidgall
ETS Research Report Series 2017 (1), 1-9, 2017
172017
Technology and high‐stakes language testing
JE Schmidgall, DE Powers
The handbook of technology and second language teaching and learning, 317-331, 2017
172017
The Importance of English Writing Skills in the International Workplace. Research Memorandum. ETS RM-20-07.
S Lee, J Schmidgall
Educational Testing Service, 2020
162020
Designing a prototype tablet‐based learning‐oriented assessment for middle school English learners: An evidence‐centered design approach
CA Chapelle, J Schmidgall, A Lopez, I Blood, J Wain, Y Cho, A Hutchison, ...
ETS Research Report Series 2018 (1), 1-55, 2018
162018
Defining and operationalizing the construct of pragmatic competence: Review and recommendations (ETS Research Report No. RR-15-06)
V Timpe Laughlin, J Wain, J Schmidgall
Princeton, NJ: Educational Testing Service. doi: http://dx. doi. org/10.1002 …, 2015
162015
Modeling speaker proficiency, comprehensibility, and perceived competence in a language use domain
JE Schmidgall
University of California, Los Angeles, 2013
142013
TOEIC® Writing test scores as indicators of the functional adequacy of writing in the international workplace: Evaluation by linguistic laypersons
J Schmidgall, DE Powers
Assessing Writing 46, 100492, 2020
112020
Justifying the Construct Definition for a New Language Proficiency Assessment: The Redesigned TOEIC Bridge® Tests—Framework Paper
J Schmidgall, ME Oliveri, T Duke, E Carter Grissom
ETS Research Report Series 2019 (1), 1-20, 2019
112019
Chinese users’ perceptions of the use of automated scoring for a speaking practice test
X Xi, J Schmidgall, Y Wang
Assessing Chinese learners of English: Language constructs, consequences and …, 2016
92016
Screener tests need validation too: Weighing an argument for test use against practical concerns
JE Schmidgall, EP Getman, J Zu
Language Testing 35 (4), 583-607, 2018
82018
The Consistency of TOEIC® Speaking Scores Across Ratings and Tasks
JE Schmidgall
ETS Research Report Series 2017 (1), 1-8, 2017
72017
DEVELOPMENT OF THE REDESIGNEDTOEIC BRIDGE® TESTS
P Everson, T Duke, PG Gomez, EC Grissom, E Park, J Schmidgall
The Research Foundation, 1, 2021
52021
Validation of language assessments
J Schmidgall, X Xi
The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics, 1-13, 2012
52012
Assessing academic listening
S Papageorgiou, J Schmidgall, L Harding, S Nissan, R French
Assessing academic English for higher education admissions, 61-106, 2021
32021
The Redesigned TOEIC Bridge® Tests: Relations to Test‐Taker Perceptions of Proficiency in English
J Schmidgall
ETS Research Report Series 2020 (1), 1-27, 2020
32020
Making the Case for the Quality and Use of a New Language Proficiency Assessment: Validity Argument for the Redesigned TOEIC Bridge® Tests
J Schmidgall, J Cid, E Carter Grissom, L Li
ETS Research Report Series 2021 (1), 1-22, 2021
22021
Best practices for comparing TOEIC® Speaking test scores to other assessments and standards: A score user’s guide
J Schmidgall
Research Memorandum No. RM-18-05). Princeton, NJ: Educational Testing Service, 2018
22018
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