TEA Today

TEA Today Issue 11 out now for TEASIG members!

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In Testing, Evaluation & Assessment (TEA) Today you can read about other colleagues’ experiences, research, and ideas.  It contains articles, interviews, reviews, reports from TEASIG events, Member Spotlights, a letter from the Coordinator(s), and an editorial. There are 2-3 issues every year, but that depends on our members sending us contributions for publication. We would be interested to hear from you if you have something you want to share with other TEASIG members or would like to discuss your publication ideas with us.

📣 Call for contributions TEA Today 12 

We are pleased to invite contributions to Issue 12 of our publication TEA Today.

We welcome articles that share insights, research, and classroom innovations in language testing and assessment, including practitioner reflections, case studies, and research-informed classroom examples that can inform and inspire our global community.

If you would like to submit an article, review, or report for TEA Today, please read the guidelines below, and contact the TEASIG Editor, Panagiota Vampoula (teasigeditor@iatefl.org).

Read a sample article here.

TEASIG Publication Guidelines

• Articles should not generally be longer than 2000 words (excluding biodata and references).
• Articles do not need to be scholarly; articles on classroom testing and classroom assessment practice are also very welcome.
• If your article was published elsewhere, it should be acknowledged.
• Articles must be accompanied by the author’s biodata (50-100 words) along with their email and photograph (headshot). If you wish to opt out of using your email and photograph, you can inform the editor.
• Articles must be submitted in a Word document (12-point font such as Times New Roman or Arial).
• Articles should not be in columns, indented or framed, and not contain headers, footers or endnotes.
• Only tables and diagrams formatted in Word should be included in the article (other figures or diagrams should be sent as separate files).
• A maximum of 5 references should be given. If necessary, the following note can also be included: “References / Further references are available from the author on request.”
• References should be given using the APA 7th Edition Reference Style Guide see samples at http://owll.massey.ac.nz/referencing/apa-reference-list.php

Best regards,
Pat Vampoula
IATEFL TEASIG Editor
teasigeditor@iatefl.org