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Reading assessment must balance the need for reliable scoring with a valid representation of real-world academic reading purposes, moving beyond simple decoding to measure how readers form a coherent understanding of information.

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Assessing reading is much more complex than simply checking if students understand a text. Reading comprehension involves many skills such as vocabulary knowledge, background knowledge, and different cognitive processes, so one test type cannot measure everything. Therefore, effective reading assessment should include different task types and consider the multiple components of reading ability.

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Reading tests usually measure things that are easy to count, such as finding details or understanding vocabulary in a text. They are useful for checking basic comprehension because the results can be scored easily. However, these tests often do not measure more complex skills like interpretation, fluency, or combining ideas. For this reason, reading assessment often focuses on specific tasks instead of evaluating reading ability as a whole.

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What I took away from this was the importance of creating questions which can assess the skills we want to assess. If we want to know if our students can read between the lines, we should prepare suitable inference questions that assess that skill.

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This week taught me that as teachers, we must prepare very well even for a small quiz in the background, so that it is appropriate for our students, our class, and their level. We also learned what we are asking and why we are asking it.

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Teachers should implement authentic tasks for students for them to be able to engage and understand the texts, and have tasks where questions would be able to measure students' reading skill.

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In this week I learned that the assessment types should be related with students levels. Teacher can prepare different type of questions We can say that it is more complex than how is it seem.

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What I took away from this week was the importance of creating questions which can assess the skills we want to assess as teachers. If we want to know if our students can read between the lines, we need to prepare suitable inference questions that require the use of that skill.

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In this week I learned that the assessment types should be related with students levels. Teacher can prepare different type of questions We can say that it is more complex than how is it seem.

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Reading tests often assess what is quantifiable, such as recognition of details or vocabulary in context, rather than the full cognitive and calculated process of reading․ Tests are easily amenable to quantification, and are an effective measure of basic comprehension․ However, such tests rarely assess skills such as synthesis, fluency, and interpretation․ Thus, reading assessment concerns the task performance of a set of tasks rather than the reading construct as a whole․

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Assessing reading skills is more complex than it seems, but I've learned that with the right strategies and techniques, high-quality and reliable reading assessment tasks can be created.

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In general, reading tests tend to measure what is easiest to score, such as detail recognition and vocabulary in context, rather than the full complexity of reading as a cognitive and strategic process. While they can reliably assess basic comprehension, many tests underrepresent higher-order skills like synthesis, fluency, and interpreting. As a result, reading assessment often captures performance on tasks rather than the complete construct of skilled reading.

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This week taught me that as teachers, we must prepare very well even for a small quiz in the background, so that it is appropriate for our students, our class, and their level. We also learned what we are asking and why we are asking it in meaningful way.

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This week showed me that assessment is much more complex than I thought. Reading and listening are made up of many different processes, and test formats can actually shape how students use these skills. I also understood better how important validity and purpose are in designing good assessments. Overall, assessment is not just about measuring learning it also influences how learning happens.