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Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has enhanced language learning, providing customized, interactive experiences and real-time feedback. The best AI tools for language learning help you expand your vocabulary, memorize useful phrases, and practice your conversational skills in lifelike scenarios. How to Learn Languages With AI AI is an excellent technology for language l...


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A language proficiency assessment measures how well you can use a language in real-life conversations or applications, regardless of how you learned it. Understanding how to prepare for a language proficiency test helps you sharpen your skills and increase your chance of getting a higher score. Since these proficiency-based tests focus on what you can […]

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An FAQ for Educators, Administrators, and Assessment Leaders about the Machine Scoring System for the AAPPL Spanish Presentational Writing and Interpersonal Listening and Speaking As AI becomes more visible in education, machine scoring is gaining attention in language assessment. But one fact is often overlooked: not all automated scoring systems are built with the same […]<...


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Announcing the Recipients of the 2026 LTI Seal of Biliteracy Achievement Scholarship Each year, Language Testing International® (LTI) proudly recognizes outstanding Seal of Biliteracy recipients through the LTI Seal of Biliteracy Achievement Scholarship. The scholarship celebrates students who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to language learning and who use their mul...


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My fellow educators and I did an interesting exercise at a workshop entitled “Chairing Your Department” that was both cynically eye-opening and kind of hilarious; they had us all put our schools’ description for what a successful graduate of ________ (insert whatever your school’s name is here) can do, the skills they’ve mastered, and the […]

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