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Fairness, washback and accessibility in tests

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Fairness, washback and accessibility in tests

by Dildora Tolibova
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Washback effects are always negative on instruction.

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Fairness can be guaranteed without any validation studies.

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Accessibility concerns are irrelevant for standardized tests.

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High-stakes tests never affect how schools allocate resources.

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Accessibility aims to make tests usable for examinees with disabilities.

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Washback can affect how curricula align with what is tested.

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Test design changes do not benefit from feedback from teachers.

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Reliability and validity are essential components of fair high-stakes assessments.

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High-stakes tests can influence teaching practices through washback.

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Fairness in high-stakes tests involves ensuring content validity and reducing bias.

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