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This document discusses the essential characteristics of criterion-referenced tests that measure communicative language ability. It outlines several key considerations for developing such tests, including identifying the essential characteristics, defining those characteristics in a way that is consistent with validity and authenticity. It also discusses different bases for scaling language proficiency levels and delineating the domains of communicative behavior being tested.
This document discusses the essential characteristics of criterion-referenced tests that measure communicative language ability. It outlines several key considerations for developing such tests, including identifying the essential characteristics, defining those characteristics in a way that is consistent with validity and authenticity. It also discusses different bases for scaling language proficiency levels and delineating the domains of communicative behavior being tested.
This document discusses the essential characteristics of criterion-referenced tests that measure communicative language ability. It outlines several key considerations for developing such tests, including identifying the essential characteristics, defining those characteristics in a way that is consistent with validity and authenticity. It also discusses different bases for scaling language proficiency levels and delineating the domains of communicative behavior being tested.
CRITERION REFERENCED TETS OF COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE ABILTY
• To develop CR tests of language abilities, must be concern:
• To identify the essentials characteristics of such tests, • To define theses characteristics in a way that is consistent with considerations that must be made with respect to validity and authenticity ESSENTIALS CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMON METRIC SCALES OF COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE ABILITY
ABSOLUTE SCALES OF MEASUREMENT
AN APPROACH TO THE DEFINITION OF CRITERION
REFERENCED SCALES OF LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY •Judged social or esthetic quality of the performance •Complexity or difficulty of the subject matter basis for •Degree of proficiency with which complex skill are performed scaling or •Prerequisite sequence for acquiring intelectual and psychomotor skills ordering the •Location on a emperically defined latent trait domain
• Stimulus properties of the domain and the sampling plan of
the test Basis for • Verbal statements of stimuli and responses in domain delineating • Diagnostics categories of performance the behavior • Abtractions, traits, contrutcs domain COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE ABILITY PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS RANDOM FACTORS