UNIVERDIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BAJA

CALIFORNIA
FACULTAD DE IDIOMAS
LICENCIATURA ENSEÑANZA DE LENGUAS

EVALUACIÓN EDUCATIVA

CONSTRUCT RELATED EVIDENCE

TUTOR: LÓPEZ GASPAR ICELA

PRESENTA: CORRALES DOMINGUEZ LETICA JAZMIN
ESTRADA AVENDAÑO GEORGINA ALEJANDRA

Jueves 21 de febrero del 2019

 WHAT IS CONSTRUCT?

◼ Form (an idea or theory) by bringing together various

conceptual elements.
◼ It’s a theoretical unit that develops to solve a certain
problem, for example: attitudes, beliefs, and preferences
of what we want to investigate

Brown, D. (n,d). Language Assessment: Principles and Classroom Practices.

Principles of Language Assessment. Longman. p. 25-26
Corrales Dominguez Leticia Jazmin-Estrada Avendaño Georgina A.
 CONSTRUCT RELATED EVIDENCE
◼ Process used to establish the meaning of a test
through a series of studies

WHEN IS IT USED?
◼ It’s often used to validate measures that are unobservable
◼ To provide additional evidence for criterion related validation
evidence
 EXAMPLE

This is theoretical construct that claims those factors to be major

components of proficiency
Grammatical Sociolinguistic
Pronunciation Fluency Vocabulary use Final Score
Acurracy appropriateness

Brown, D. (n,d). Language Assessment: Principles and Classroom Practices.

Principles of Language Assessment. Longman. p. 25-26
Corrales Dominguez Leticia Jazmin-Estrada Avendaño Georgina A.
 REFERENCE

◼ Brown, D. (n,d). Language Assessment: Principles and Classroom Practices. Principles

of Language Assessment. Longman. p. 25-26
◼ Validity. Face Validity  The extent to which items on a test appear to be meaningful
and relevant to the construct being measured. - ppt download. (s.f.). Recuperado 20
febrero, 2019, de https://slideplayer.com/slide/7906047/
◼ construct | Definition of construct in English by Oxford Dictionaries. (s.f.).
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https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/construct?fbclid=IwAR2Deak8y5kV0Nw4
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