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Western University Bachelor of TESOL

School of Arts, Humanities, and Languages Language Assessment and Evaluation 402
Department of English Lecturer: Saint Meassnguon (sms)

TERMINOLOGY

1. Selected-response 2. Criterion-Related Evidence


3. Constructed-response 4. Consequential Evidence
5. Performance assessment 6. Reliability
7. Essay 8. Fairness
9. Oral questioning 10. Target and Assessment
11. Validity 12. Positive consequences
13. Stability 14. Equivalence
15. Contents- Related Evidence 16. Decision consistency
17. Internal consistency 18. Scorer/rater consistency

FOCUS QUESTIONS.

1. What is High-quality Classroom Assessment?


2. What are the Criteria for Ensuring High-Quality Classroom Assessments?
3. What are the seven different assessment methods?
4. What is the Alignment of assessment Methods?
5. What do high-quality classroom assessments provide?
6. What is Validity?
7. How is Validity determined?
8. How to improve Classroom Assessment Validity?
9. What Is a Reliable/ Precise Score?
10. How to improve classroom assessment reliability?
11. What is the purpose of reliability?
12. What are the Key Components of Fairness?
13. When is assessment fair?
14. What are the Positive Consequences for students?
15. What are the Positive Consequences for teachers?

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