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DOI: The Importance Of Language Testing And Assessment At State Schools In Uzbekistan And Ways To Improve The Process
Laylo Baxtiyarovna Davletnazarova , Teacher, Department Of “Practical Sciences”, Faculty Of “English Philology”, Uzbek State University Of World Languages, UzbekistanAbstract
Language testing has been a prolonged and most discussed topic in education. While carrying out research anyone come across numerous hypotheses, theories, and methods. In this article, we have discussed the importance of language testing and assessment alongside the ways to improve this process at public schools in Uzbekistan.
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Language planning policy process, language testing and assessment, classroom instruction
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