What is one way to ensure fairness in assessments?

Limit assessments to written tests

What is the primary purpose of assessment in education?

To collect information systematically

How does evaluation differ from assessment?

Evaluation involves interpreting information to make judgments.

Why is it important to consider reliability in assessments?

To guarantee consistent results over time

What is a key concern when conducting assessments?

The reliability and validity of the assessment

What does CLIL emphasize compared to EMI?

Content and language integration

How does EMI differ from CLIL?

EMI is content based, while CLIL focuses on both language and content.

What does GE-informed assessment aim to measure?

Learners' communicative competence

What is a strong approach to modifying assessments for non-native speakers?

Including additional linguistic features

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What is one way to ensure fairness in assessments?
Use only multiple-choice questions
Limit assessments to written tests
Avoid giving feedback
Limit assessments to written tests
2
What is the primary purpose of assessment in education?
To collect information systematically
To quantify student performance
To provide grades to students
To make judgments about students
3
How does evaluation differ from assessment?
Evaluation involves interpreting information to make judgments.
Evaluation is only about quantifying performance.
Evaluation is the same as assessment.
Evaluation is about collecting information.
4
Why is it important to consider reliability in assessments?
To focus solely on student grades
To ensure the assessment is easy to understand
To make assessments more challenging
To guarantee consistent results over time
5
Why should students not be surprised by assessments?
All of the above
They should be familiar with the content
They should have had prior feedback
They should know the assessment format
6
What is a key concern when conducting assessments?
The reliability and validity of the assessment
The type of technology used
The length of the assessment
The number of students in the class
7
What does CLIL emphasize compared to EMI?
Teaching grammar rules
Only language skills
Content and language integration
Standardized testing
8
How does EMI differ from CLIL?
EMI is content based, while CLIL focuses on both language and content.
EMI is only for non-native speakers.
CLIL is only for native speakers.
EMI focuses on language skills, while CLIL focuses on content.
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What does GE-informed assessment aim to measure?
Learners' communicative competence
Students' knowledge of grammar
The number of students passing
The effectiveness of teaching methods
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What is a strong approach to modifying assessments for non-native speakers?
Making the test easier
Using only multiple-choice questions
Limiting the assessment format
Including additional linguistic features

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