Dina Tsagari is a Professor in English Language Pedagogy/TESOL at the Department of Primary and Secondary Education of Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. Her research interests include language testing and assessment, teacher training, materials design and evaluation, differentiated instruction, multilingualism, distance education and learning difficulties. She is the editor and author of several volumes, journal papers, and book chapters. She is also the coordinator of the Classroom-based Language Assessment SIG, affiliated to EALTA, and manages and participates in EU-funded research projects on various topics, including second language assessment literacy, washback effects of high-stakes tests and assessment, and teaching and assessment in multilingual contexts.

Dina Tsagari is a Professor in English Language Pedagogy/TESOL at the Department of Primary and Secondary Education of Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. Her research interests include language testing and assessment, teacher training, materials design and evaluation, differentiated instruction, multilingualism, distance education and learning difficulties. She is the editor and author of several volumes, journal papers, and book chapters. She is also the coordinator of the Classroom-based Language Assessment SIG, affiliated to EALTA, and manages and participates in EU-funded research projects on various topics, including second language assessment literacy, washback effects of high-stakes tests and assessment, and teaching and assessment in multilingual contexts.

Dina Tsagari is a Professor in English Language Pedagogy/TESOL at the Department of Primary and Secondary Education of Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. Her research interests include language testing and assessment, teacher training, materials design and evaluation, differentiated instruction, multilingualism, distance education and learning difficulties. She is the editor and author of several volumes, journal papers, and book chapters. She is also the coordinator of the Classroom-based Language Assessment SIG, affiliated to EALTA, and manages and participates in EU-funded research projects on various topics, including second language assessment literacy, washback effects of high-stakes tests and assessment, and teaching and assessment in multilingual contexts.