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Diese Reihe beschäftigt sich mit übergreifenden Themen der Didaktik, Methodik und des Unterrichtsmanagements. Sie wendet sich an erfahrene Unterrichtende und Seminarleitungen.
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This second edition remains the most practical guide to testing language. It has a new chapter on testing young learners.
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An Excellent Resource for Practicing Teachers
19. Oktober 2005
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
It seems that a lot of books in the market on testing deal with the theoretical background of designing large scale tests on the institutional level. Those sorts of books are not so useful for the practicing teacher who is looking for a little guidance on improving their test writing skills for daily classes. This book is written with that teacher in mind. It doesn't overload the reader with loads of statistics, but if you are interested in the statistical basis of the ideas presented in this book, there is a section on statistics in the appendix.
Basically, this book is divided into three sections. The first section covers the different types of test a teacher might want to give and the differences between those types. The second part delves into the theory of validity and realiability, but doesn't overwhelm the reader with loads of numbers and figures. The third part goes into how to test different skills. The attitude the author takes toward testing is that a test should focus on one of the four basic skills: speaking, reading, writing, or listening. Grammar and vocabulary, he claims, are not ends in themselves, but merely components of the four basic skills, so they don't need to be given much emphasis in testing. I thought that was an interesting idea.
If you're a teacher looking for a book to help you with your test writing skills, I can recommend this one.
Basically, this book is divided into three sections. The first section covers the different types of test a teacher might want to give and the differences between those types. The second part delves into the theory of validity and realiability, but doesn't overwhelm the reader with loads of numbers and figures. The third part goes into how to test different skills. The attitude the author takes toward testing is that a test should focus on one of the four basic skills: speaking, reading, writing, or listening. Grammar and vocabulary, he claims, are not ends in themselves, but merely components of the four basic skills, so they don't need to be given much emphasis in testing. I thought that was an interesting idea.
If you're a teacher looking for a book to help you with your test writing skills, I can recommend this one.
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Instantly make a Better Test!
24. Februar 2011
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Invaluable! Never again write a test purely from imagination. Learn how to make a valid test question. Learn about types of tests. Learn how to determine if a test is reliable. Learn to reflect before, during, and after testing. Learn how to identify a flawed test. Learn how students can give feedback on learning without a traditional test. Learn why some tests fail to accurately produce a record of students knowledges and actual abilities. Learn. Be a better teacher. Buy this book. Instantly gain access to reading, within minutes, to this book via Kindle or other i readers. Enjoy. Invaluable information for all teachers. Your next ten point quiz will be different. Guaranteed! What else do you need to know about this book? It can be used to help you understand higher level institutional tests and achievement tests. It will introduce you to different types of tests. It will help you to understand the players in the world of testing. Why big tests? Who benefits? Whats the point of testing? Are there any other ways to learn about what students can do and what they are able to do. Make these kinds of words have meaning in your conversations with otther teachers. Make your classroom excel by taking accurate steps to ensure fairness, fun, and hope.
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TESOL
6. Januar 2011
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The book is excellent for the "pure" language teacher with a TESOL background (not Education) and is attempting to design assessments for likeminded practitioners in the field. If this is your setting I think that this book will be ideal for you.
Hughes is also aware that these tests, and tests in general, need to be taken with a dose of salt. I am finding this book hard to review as I have 15 years now in the field. So here it goes:
If you are new to TESOL/ESL it may well be a 5
Language Schools and Colleges with TESOL Departments it is a 5: even if for discussion
A veteran teacher looking for ideas and a bit of testing theory a solid 4 and perhaps a 5
A implicit oriented testing advocate whom does not believe in teaching discrete points a 1 - 3
I think it is a worthwhile read. We will have different takes on such issues - a TESOL instructor should read this and have in on the bookshelf.
Hughes is also aware that these tests, and tests in general, need to be taken with a dose of salt. I am finding this book hard to review as I have 15 years now in the field. So here it goes:
If you are new to TESOL/ESL it may well be a 5
Language Schools and Colleges with TESOL Departments it is a 5: even if for discussion
A veteran teacher looking for ideas and a bit of testing theory a solid 4 and perhaps a 5
A implicit oriented testing advocate whom does not believe in teaching discrete points a 1 - 3
I think it is a worthwhile read. We will have different takes on such issues - a TESOL instructor should read this and have in on the bookshelf.
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