2021
DOI: 10.15390/eb.2021.9750
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Alignment of the Intended, Enacted, Received and Assessed Curriculum in EFL Pre-Service Measurement and Evaluation Education

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“…In terms of the pedagogical content knowledge language teachers are expected to attain as a result of the language teacher education programs, one particular area that stood out in our review was on language assessment literacy (Ölmezer-Özturk & Aydın, 2019; Tekir, 2021). In a mixed-methods case study design, Tekir (2021) focused on the ‘English Language Testing and Evaluation’ course offered by an EFL teacher education program in central Turkey with the purpose of examining its intended, enacted, received, and assessed curriculum.…”
Section: Teacher Education and Professional Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In terms of the pedagogical content knowledge language teachers are expected to attain as a result of the language teacher education programs, one particular area that stood out in our review was on language assessment literacy (Ölmezer-Özturk & Aydın, 2019; Tekir, 2021). In a mixed-methods case study design, Tekir (2021) focused on the ‘English Language Testing and Evaluation’ course offered by an EFL teacher education program in central Turkey with the purpose of examining its intended, enacted, received, and assessed curriculum.…”
Section: Teacher Education and Professional Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of the pedagogical content knowledge language teachers are expected to attain as a result of the language teacher education programs, one particular area that stood out in our review was on language assessment literacy (Ölmezer-Özturk & Aydın, 2019; Tekir, 2021). In a mixed-methods case study design, Tekir (2021) focused on the ‘English Language Testing and Evaluation’ course offered by an EFL teacher education program in central Turkey with the purpose of examining its intended, enacted, received, and assessed curriculum. The comparison of the curricular documents (e.g., course syllabi, course materials and assessment tools) with survey data coming from both teacher educators and pre-service teachers indicated that teacher educators taught 67% of the content in their intended plan (high alignment); they tested 48% of the content in their written curriculum but only 44% of what they actually taught in class (low alignment).…”
Section: Teacher Education and Professional Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%