1. I know the differences between teaching, assessing, and testing.
2. I can list the four stages of test development correctly and coherently. 3. I can differentiate between the principles of validity, reliability, practicality and authenticity. 4. I can determine if a test follows the principle of validity or not. 5. I can evaluate whether a test is reliable or not. 6. I can explain what is student-related reliability. 7. I can illustrate how to achieve rater reliability (i.e. inter-rater and intra-rater reliability). 8. I can describe how to ensure that test-administration reliability is high. 9. I can explain what is test reliability. 10. I can differentiate four kinds of validity, namely: content validity, criterion validity, construct validity, consequential validity and face validity. 11. I can describe what is content-related validity. 12. I can describe what is criterion-related validity. 13. I can describe what is construct-related validity. 14. I can describe what is consequential validity. 15. I can describe what is face validity.
understanding of Bachman's (2004) chapter 1. I can distinguish between relative and absolute selection decisions (Bachman, 2004, p. 11). 2. I can describe the differences between measurement scales, namely nominal scales, ordinal scales, interval scales and ratio scales (Bachman, 2004, pp.19-27) 3. I can distinguish between norm-referenced tests and criterion-referenced tests (Bachman, 2004, pp. 30-32). 4. I can distinguish between descriptive statistics and inferrential statistics (Bachman, 2004, pp. 33-35). 5. I know the relationship between sample statistics, population parameters, and sampling error.
Assessing the Four Skills 1. I can classify some listening skills into micro- and macro-skills of listening. 2. I can classify some reading skills into micro- and macro-skills of reading. 3. I can classify some speaking skills into micro- and macro-skills of speaking. 4. I can classify some writing skills into micro- and macro-skills of writing. 5. I can differentiate between intensive listening, responsive listening, selective listening and extensive listening. 6. I can tell the difference between perceptive reading, selective reading, interactive reading and extensive reading. 7. I can summarize the differences between intensive speaking, responsive speaking, interactive speaking and extensive speaking. 8. I know the differences between imitative writing, intensive writing, responsive writing, and extensive writing.