Assessing Primary Literacy through Grammar Tests (FORUM 2)
Author: JOHN HODGSON
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JOHN HODGSON
Originally an editorial for English in Education, this short article summarises key issues in the imposition of a separate test for grammar, punctuation and spelling. It illustrates the poor foundations, lack of clarity and distortion of curriculum which invalidate the test.
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