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A. To CHECK LEARNING at the end of a unit in school? B. To DIAGNOSE what learners know and don’t know? C. To PLACE learners into groups based on their ability? D. To provide test takers with a CERTIFICATE of language proficiency?
• Through using AUTHENTIC tasks? • Through including all FOUR SKILLS (reading, writing, listening, speaking)? • Through formative FEEDBACK on performance?
To summarise Six key questions 1. Why am I testing? 2. Who am I testing? 3. What am I testing? 4. How am I testing? 5. How am I scoring? 6. How is my test benefiting learners?
Six key assessment concepts a. Test PURPOSE b. Test TAKERS c. Test CONSTRUCT d. Test TASKS e. Test RELIABILITY f. Test IMPACT
In the rest of the presentation: Six key questions • Why am I testing? • Who am I testing? • What am I testing? • How am I testing? • How am I scoring? • How is my test benefiting learners?
Six key assessment concepts Test PURPOSE Test TAKERS Test CONSTRUCT Test TASKS Test RELIABILITY Test IMPACT
Cognitive processes in practice What makes Questions 1 and 2 different from Question 3? • Questions 1 and 2 sentence-level knowledge • Question 3 making inferences
Task types • No good/bad task type: FITNESS-FOR-PURPOSE of tasks and tests • RANGE OF TASK TYPES in a test reduces problems connected with certain task types
What is the effect of the test on learning and on education systems? Test impact Add your own image. Select insert and search for your image and re-size to fit. Right click and choose ‘send to back’. Then delete this text and the grid!
Increasing positive impact • Test those abilities you want learners to develop and not what is easiest to test Test:
Classroom:
• reading aloud • describing pictures • talking about a topic
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discussing in pairs/small groups describing visuals asking and answering questions information gap activities reading texts aloud (pronunciation practice) • completing a dialogue • presentations
Good tests are those which: • test what they set out to test = have CONSTRUCT VALIDITY • produce scores which can be trusted = have RELIABILITY • support learning = have POSITIVE IMPACT ... and also are PRACTICAL to develop and deliver
