This paper analyses a problematic situation: translation evaluation in the teaching environment. After describing the circumstances under which this activity is carried out, the paper focuses on the main problems concerned and finally makes various proposals based on data both from empirical research and from other theoretical studies. In short, the paper argues in favour of continuous assessment, blind evaluation and holistic systems involving subjective aspects and the assessment of learning, rather than of specific performance. In addition, a fresh interpretation of the roles adopted by teachers and students is proposed, together with a more flexible and transparent application of evaluation criteria, the promotion of self-regulated learning and collaboration between students, and exam conditions that resemble actual professional practice.
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