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Home | National Directories | Foreign Language Assessments | Language Learning and Testing Foundation |
Language Learning and Testing Foundation
Basic Information
Name of Test: Modern Language Aptitude Test
Address: 10713 Mist Haven Terrace, N. Bethesda, MD 20852
Phone Number: 2407312337
Email: cstansfield@lltf.net
Author/Publisher: Charles Stansfield
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Additional Information
Languages:
The test is a measure of aptitude for foreign languages. It does not measure achievement or proficiency.
Grade Levels:
Adult
Proficiency Levels:
Not applicable.
Test Use:
Used by hundreds of consulting psychologists to determine if a college student or aspirant has a foreign language learning disability. Selection of individuals based on language learning aptitude for assignments that require foreign language learning.
Skills Tested:
auditory acuity, auditory memory, sensitivity to grammatical function, associative memory, phonetic coding ability, rote learning ability for FL materials
Publication Date:
1957.
Test Length:
approximately 170 items. Admistration time = 65 minutes
Test Materials:
Test booklet and Answer sheet. Audio on CD.
Test Format:
4 or 5 option Multiple Choice
Scoring Method:
rights only.
Scoring Process:
scoring stencil or machine scoring on Scantron scanner.
Results Reported:
by part scores and total score.
Administered By:
a consulting psychologist, or trained test administrator.
Administered When:
As an off the shelf instrument.
Administered How:
CD and test booklet. MC Answer Sheet. Hand or machine scoreable.
Administered Where:
At psychologist's office.
Test Description:
four parts
Test Development/Technical Information:
See test manual. Highly reliable. Validated on HS and college students, adult government employees.
Parallel Versions in Other Languages:
French,
Current Users:
hundreds of consulting psychologists, US Dept of Defense. US Dept of State.
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Language Learning and Testing Foundation
10713 Mist Haven Terrace
N. Bethesda MD 20852
Additional Information:
Website is www.LLTF.net.