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16 - What Teachers Can and Should Do about Assessment and Feedback

from Part III - Summative Assessment in Combination with Formative Feedback

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 January 2023

Inez De Florio
Inez De Florio
Affiliation:
University of Kassel
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The implementation of a feedback culture in second-/foreign-language classrooms depends on the teacher, who should not be overwhelmed with requirements that he or she can in no way correspond to. The four essential characteristics that teachers should bear in mind are validity, reliability, authenticity, and practicality, but no classroom situation corresponds to real-life situations. The way to a new approach to learner performance is not the abolition of grades, but complementing them with formative feedback procedures.

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requirements for feedbackvalid feedbackreliable feedbackauthentic feedbackpractical feedback
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From Assessment to Feedback
Applications in the Second/Foreign Language Classroom
 , pp. 248 - 251
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023

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