Proceedings of the Eleventh Conference on Applied Linguistics (CONAPLIN 2018) 2019
DOI: 10.2991/conaplin-18.2019.57
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EFL Teachers’ Perceptions towards the Implementation of Performance-Based Assessment in Assessing Students’ Speaking Ability

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“…The finding is likely in line with the previous study conducted by Latipah & Purnawarman (2019). They found that most of the teachers believe that the performance-based assessment has positive impact on students.…”
Section: The Advantages Of Using Authentic Assessment In Speaking Classsupporting
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“…The finding is likely in line with the previous study conducted by Latipah & Purnawarman (2019). They found that most of the teachers believe that the performance-based assessment has positive impact on students.…”
Section: The Advantages Of Using Authentic Assessment In Speaking Classsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Relevant to the finding, Latipah & Purnawarman (2019) mentioned that teachers perceived performance-based assessment negatively because it takes so much time. Elsara & Maiwen (2019) added that the teachers still encountered certain issues, such as not having enough time to evaluate every student's performance, which makes it less effective to evaluate them, and finding it difficult to arrange speaking rubrics according to their difficulty level.…”
Section: The Disadvantages Of Using Authentic Assessment In Speaking ...mentioning
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