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Orthography testing (Literacy)

Orthography (Literacy)

Testing (Literacy)

Modular resources

• Doing informal orthography testing (in Develop an orthography)

• Evaluating the results of an orthography test (in Develop an orthography)

• How to do formal orthography testing (in Develop an orthography)

• How to do oral orthography testing (in Develop an orthography)

• How to do written orthography testing (in Develop an orthography)

• Testing an orthography (in Develop an orthography)

Full-text resources

• An experiment in testing the reading of Trique without indication of tone (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 8 (1970))

• An orthography chosen by those who speak Gooniyandi (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 49 (1986))

• Orthography testing in Botswana (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Volume 22.2 (April 1996))

• A problem in Totonac orthography (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 9 (1970))

• Psycholinguistic reaction and the teaching of vowel length (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 18 (1975))

• A test for orthographic ambiguity (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 3 (1968))

• Testing two systems for marking tone in Western Krahn (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 49 (1986))

• Using Ama literates to determine their orthography (in READ, 1980-1984, READ Volume 16.2 (October 1981))

• Ways to test an orthography (in A manual of literacy for preliterate peoples)

• Word break problems in Yawa orthography (in Notes on Literacy, NOL Number 65 (January 1991))

Bibliographic resources

• Gravelle 1990: Orthography testing in Meah: Using Meah or Indonesian semivowel rules (in Bibliography (Literacy))

• Gudschinsky 1968e: Psycholinguistic testing: Part 1 (in Bibliography (Literacy))

• Gudschinsky 1968g: Psycholinguistic testing: Part 2 (in Bibliography (Literacy))

• Lee, R. 1987: Results of psycholinguistic testing in the Madak language (in Bibliography (Literacy))

• Leeding 1984: Testing epenthetic vowels in Anindilyakwa (in Bibliography (Literacy))

• Leeding 1984a: Diagnostic testing of the Anindilyakwa orthography for both reading and writing (in Bibliography (Literacy))