Assessment literacy of Indian educators at the tertiary-level: Insights on practices and perspectives

The present study analyzes the assessment literacy levels of tertiary level educators in Tamil Nadu, India. And to this end, 40 teachers at the tertiary-level from rural, urban, and semi-urban areas were selected and an Assessment Literacy Inventory was administered to them. Additionally, to corroborate the questionnaire results, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 20 teachers (from the 40 who filled out the questionnaire). The results show that teachers believe that assessments help in the teaching-learning process. However, teachers don’t read articles and books related to assessment to develop their assessment literacy. The findings also highlight the fact that educational institutions do not conduct programs to enhance teachers’ assessment literacy levels.

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Research Journal in Advanced Humanities
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.58256/btp1d832
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Student Assessment and Feedback
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Assessment literacy of Indian educators at the tertiary-level: Insights on practices and perspectives

T. Shrimathy Venkatalakshmi, S. Amrutha Varshini
Research Journal in Advanced Humanities
Student Assessment and Feedback
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Assessment literacy of Indian educators at the tertiary-level: Insights on practices and perspectives

T. Shrimathy Venkatalakshmi, S. Amrutha Varshini
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Abstract

The present study analyzes the assessment literacy levels of tertiary level educators in Tamil Nadu, India. And to this end, 40 teachers at the tertiary-level from rural, urban, and semi-urban areas were selected and an Assessment Literacy Inventory was administered to them. Additionally, to corroborate the questionnaire results, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 20 teachers (from the 40 who filled out the questionnaire). The results show that teachers believe that assessments help in the teaching-learning process. However, teachers don’t read articles and books related to assessment to develop their assessment literacy. The findings also highlight the fact that educational institutions do not conduct programs to enhance teachers’ assessment literacy levels.

Research Journal in Advanced HumanitiesVol. 5(4)
Anna University, Chennai (IN)
University Grants Commission
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Student Assessment and Feedback
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