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Practicality: Principles of Language Assessment
Practicality: Principles of Language Assessment
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Characteristic 3 Characteristic 4
Assessment
Easy to score /
Easy to administer Exit ticket
evaluate
DEFINITION
What is it?
It's simple, it's the practical form of assessment
EXAMPLE
A student learning the English language.
How could we improve his learning?
Have the student speak with native English
speakers.
Not excessively
02 expensive
Assessment could be expensive in terms of:
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Setting time is essential
03.
High-scoring test takers tended to benefit Students do better on tests that match
more than lower-scoring students their time management style.
4. Easy to administer
Assessment is a constant cycle of improvement
“Administering an assessment is the process whereby
the Educator or Organization Administrator makes
the Assessment available to Learners and facilitates
the Learner taking the Assessment”
Administering an assessment
Before giving an assessment teacher must
1. 3.
Clearly define and Analyze the results of
identify the learning the outcomes assessed
outcomes
2. 4.
Select appropriate Adjust or improve
assessment measures programs following the
and assess the learning results of the learning
outcomes outcomes assessed
Easy to score /
evaluate 05
If it takes 3-4 hours to grade what you've
prepared, is it practical or not?
In order to be practical
it has to have a
scoring procedure that
is specific and time-
efficient
What types of What are the best How long should I
questions to words for instructions? do the assessment?
include?
Quest. 1 Quest. 2 Quest. 3
Result
This will determine how does it gonna take you
to score the activity, and if it is time - efficient
Assessment
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Sources
Brown, H. D. (2004). Language Assessment: Principles and
Classroom Practices. San Francisco , Estados Unidos:
Longman.
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