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ASESSMENT

CONCETS AND
ISSUES
Group 1
Vany selvianti tambunan
Anggun sanjaya fitri
QUESTION:

1 . H ow m a ny t i m e s i n yo u r s c h o o l d ay s d i d yo u
feel yourself tense up when teacher mentioned
a test?
2. And how was your feeling when you facing the
test?
American Test
Anxieties Assosiation

reported from student, schoolwork and exams the most


stressful thing in their lives.

Brown H. Douglas(2010), state that tests seem as


unavoidable as tomorrow’s sunrise in virtually all educational
settings around the world.
Why test oftentimes just become scary things for students?

Can they build a person’s confidence and become learning experiences?

Can they become an integral part of a student’s ongoing classroom


development?

Can they bring out the best in student?


ASSESMENT AND
TESTING
ASSESMENT IS IDENTIFYING THE CURRENT
PROGRESS OR CURRENT PROCESS OF
SOMETHING. THE ABILTY OR CONDITION OF
LANGUAGE LEARNER.

TESTING IS TYPE OF ASSESMENT THAT


TYPICALY USES AN INSTRUEMENT THAT
MEASURE THE SKILL, A DATABASE OR
CONTAIN DOMAIN. CAN BE PERFORMANCE
AND COMPETENCE.
Assessment characteristics

Informal and
formal
assessment
Formative and
summative
assessment

Norm-referenced and
criterion-referenced
assessment
Approaches to language testing

Discreate-Pont and
Integrative Testing

Communicative Language
Testing

Performance-Based
Assessment
MEASUREMENT AND
E V A L U AT I O N
Is the process of quantifying the observed performance of classroom learners.

MEASUREMENT

QUANTITATIVE QUALITATIVE

- Provide exact descriptions of student


performance
- Allow to compare one student to another - May offer an opportunity for a teacher for
more easily a teacher to individualize feedback o
- Can spur us to be explicit in our pronunciation.
specification for scoring student response
EVALUATION
Is involved when the results of a test are used for decision making (Bachman, 1990,
pp. 22-23)

You evaluate when you ‘’value’’ the results in such


a way that worth of the performance is conveyed
to the test-taker.

EXAMPLE
If a student achieves a score of 75 percent on a final classroom
examination, he or she may told that the score resulted in a failure to
pass the course.

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