What does TASL mean?
TASL means Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language?
Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language can be abbreviated as TASL
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What does TASL stand for? TASL stands for "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language". |
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How to abbreviate "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language"? "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language" can be abbreviated as TASL. |
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What is the meaning of TASL abbreviation? The meaning of TASL abbreviation is "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language". |
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What is TASL abbreviation? One of the definitions of TASL is "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language". |
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What does TASL mean? TASL as abbreviation means "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language". |
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What is shorthand of Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language? The most common shorthand of "Teacher Assessment of Spoken Language" is TASL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ABLLS - Assessment of Basic Language and Learning Skills
- ANDOSL - Australian National Database of Spoken Language
- SLSTW - Spoken Language Systems Technology Workshop
- THISL - Thematic Indexing of Spoken Language
- SLS - Spoken Language System
- SLT - Spoken Language Technology
- SLT - Spoken Language Translation
- SLUI - Spoken Language User Interface
- SLAM - Spoken Language Access to Multimedia
- SLP - Spoken Language Processing
- SLI - Spoken Language Impairment
- SLI - Spoken Language Interface
- TASCC - Teacher Assessment of Student Communicative Competence
- ASL - Assessment of Sign Language
- CASL - Comprehensive Assessment of Spoken Language
- NATASHA - Network And Tools for the Assessment of Speech/language and Hearing Ability
- abll - Assessment of Basic Language and Learning
- dtams - Diagnostic Teacher Assessment of Mathematics and Science
- srsl - Semantic Representation of Spoken Language
- tags - Teacher Assessment of Grammatical Structures