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What is Face Validity

Reconstructing Perceptions of Systemically Marginalized Groups
Experts judgment about a measure’s ability to capture the desired phenomenon.
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(Re)building Our Understanding of Race Measures in Education
Kelly Long (University of North Georgia, USA)
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 23
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6898-2.ch006
Abstract
Race categories were historically created as a tool for oppression, but in more recent decades, researchers have continued the tradition of using these categories as a tool of justice. However, research has shown that scholars consistently take for granted the meaning of the race categories that are so often used in research, going so far as to separate racism from race. This chapter explores the sordid creation of race categories, their evolving use over time, and the more modern conceptions of race group membership. The ways that QuantCrit and validity measures can help us better understand the race categories are also explored. Finally, the chapter concludes with recommendations for measures that might be used in addition to the race categories for researchers aiming to examine quantitative data split by race.
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Flipped Spiral Foreign Language Assessment Literacy Model (FLISLALM) for Developing Pre-service English Language Teachers' Language Assessment Literacy
Pertains to whether or not the test “looks valid” to the examinees who take it (i.e., does the test look like a test and whether it looks as if it measures what it is supposed to measure).
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Evaluating Systemic Assistive Technology Needs
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Toward the Future of Computer-Assisted Language Testing: Assessing Spoken Performance Through Semi-Direct Tests
The degree to which a test appears to measure the identified constructs (knowledge and/or abilities) it purports to measure based on the subjective judgment of test stakeholders.
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