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Elize Koch
Elize Koch
Extraordinary Associate Professor, Psychology, University of the Western Cape
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei nmmu.ac.za
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Making the role of African languages in higher education a reality
E Koch, B Burkett
South African Journal of Higher Education 19 (6), 1089-1107, 2005
302005
A developmental focus to admissions testing: admissions and placement standards development: research in higher education
SE Koch, CD Foxcroft
South African Journal of Higher Education 17 (3), 192-208, 2003
272003
A developmental focus to student access at the University of Port Elizabeth: Process and preliminary insights in placement assessment
E Koch, C Foxcroft, A Watson
South African Journal of Higher Education 15 (2), 126-131, 2001
272001
An argument for integrating language or language-related skills in the accounting curriculum
E Koch, M Kriel
South African Journal of Higher Education 19 (3), 218-229, 2005
252005
The difference between adolescent users and non-users of addictive substances in a low socio-economic status community: Contextual factors explored from the perspective of …
M Florence, E Koch
South African Journal of Psychology 41 (4), 477-487, 2011
242011
The case for bilingual language tests: A study of test adaptation and analysis
E Koch
Southern African linguistics and applied language studies 27 (3), 301-317, 2010
242010
The use of language criteria for admission to higher education in South Africa: issues of bias and fairness investigated
E Koch, J Dornbrack
Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies 26 (3), 333-350, 2008
202008
First brushstrokes: initial comparative results on the Additive Bilingual Education Project (ABLE)
E Koch, J Landon, MJ Jackson, C Foli
Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies 27 (1), 93-111, 2009
182009
Evaluating the equivalence, across language groups, of a reading comprehension test used for admissions purposes
E Koch
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, 2005
162005
The effect of video supplemental instruction on the academic performance in mathematics of disadvantaged students
E Koch, M Snyders
South African Journal of Higher Education 15 (1), 138-146, 2001
132001
An item and construct bias analysis of two language versions of a verbal analogies scale
R Roomaney, E Koch
South African Journal of Psychology 43 (3), 314-326, 2013
112013
Investigating item and construct bias in an English verbal analogies scale
G Ismail, E Koch
Southern African linguistics and applied language studies 30 (3), 325-338, 2012
102012
Critical questions about the new entrance test for higher education
E Koch
South African Journal of Higher Education 21 (1), 102-111, 2007
92007
The monolingual testing of competence: Acceptable practice or unfair exclusion
E Koch
Multilingualism and exclusion. Policy, practice and prospects. Pretoria: Van …, 2007
92007
TESTING IN BILINGUAL EDUCATION PROJECTS: LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE ADDITIVE BILINGUAL EDUCATION PROJECT
K Elize
Per Linguam 31 (2), 79-93, 2015
7*2015
The argument for evaluating monolingual language tests for equivalence across language groups
G Haupt, E Koch
Southern African linguistics and applied language studies 30 (1), 65-76, 2012
72012
Die evaluering van'n eentalige toelatingstoets wat vir toelating tot hoër onderwys in'n veeltalige konteks gebruik word
E Koch
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 33 (1), 90-101, 2007
72007
Placement assessment: Lessons learned in a South African context
CD Foxcroft, SE Koch, ASR Watson
Ninth Annual ACCUPLACER Conference, Denver, Colorado, 29-31, 1999
51999
Evaluation of supplemental instruction: a performance assessment approach
P Koch, E., Mallon
South African Journal of Higher Education 12 (3), 173-178, 1998
51998
The value of a computerised learner information database system to foster development and accountability through information sharing
SE Koch, CD Foxcroft, ASR Watson, BB Seymour, M Streicher
South African Journal of Higher Education 16 (2), 198-204, 2002
42002
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