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Report from the Field – Yasar Karum 2
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4 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Yasar Karum 2”
This is absolutely huge. Well done. Eric Herman needs to be taking note. This is for real, in-the-field research.
This is indeed powerful!
In addition to the language testing, could there be an additional evaluation: the attitude and dispositions of the students who were tested? Ex: “I believe I could become fluent in another language” or “I enjoy thinking in my new language” and “I feel that I am a valuable member of my language class” and statements like that? I bet those would often show higher marks over other teaching, too.
Maybe Yasar can bring this idea to Ali to see what is possible, Diane. It makes sense. As language instruction becomes less and less robotic and more human, so would assessment.
Wow… Turkey is taking charge!