Curriculum-based dynamic assessment integrates curriculum-based and dynamic assessment in a pre-assessment, intervention, post-assessment format¶
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Description¶
Curriculum-based dynamic assessment (CBDA) begins with the selection of relevant curriculum content and construction of an appropriate curriculum-based assessment to serve as both pre- and post-assessment. The dynamic component enters by applying a "pre-assessment, intervention, post-assessment format that includes a dynamic intervention which addresses the processing demands of the selected tasks in relation to the processing capabilities of the learner". This model, drawing on Lidz (1991) and Haywood & Lidz (2007), was the framework the study used to integrate instruction, curriculum, and assessment.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Selection of relevant curriculum content
- Construction of an appropriate curriculum-based assessment to serve as both pre- and post-assessment
Constraints¶
- Typical statistical analyses are not applicable to dynamic results
Target Learners¶
- First-year university L2 learners
Learning Goals¶
- L2 speaking development
Claims¶
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Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Hill, K. (2015). Integrating Instruction, Curricula, and Assessments in the L2 Classroom. The Electronic Journal for English as a Second Language. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1085906
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Curriculum-based dynamic assessment integrates curriculum-based and dynamic assessment in a pre-assessment, intervention, post-assessment format |
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Curriculum-based dynamic assessment (CBDA) begins with the selection of relevant curriculum content and construction of an appropriate curriculum-based assessment to serve as both pre- and post-assessment. |
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