The Washback Effects of the TOEIC Examination on the Teachers and Students of a Thai Business School

Peerasak Apichatrojanakul

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The Washback Effects of the TOEIC Examination on the Teachers and Students of a Thai Business School

Peerasak Apichatrojanakul¹

Language Testing in Asiavolume 1, Article number: 62 (2011) | Download Citation

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This paper looks at some washbacks of the TOEIC examination on the teachers and students through his own teaching experience with TOEIC preparation courses and interview results from those of a Bangkok's business school.

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