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f)  Design: Is the visual material well-designed and aesthetically pleasing? Does it

                       use color, composition, and other design elements effectively?
                   g)  Integration: Is the visual material integrated effectively into the overall teaching

                       material? Does it support and enhance the learning experience?
                   h)  Access: Is the visual material accessible to all learners? Is it available in alternative

                       formats for learners with visual impairments or other disabilities?

                   When evaluating print materials with visual content, it is important to consider how the
                   images support and enhance the learning experience. The visual material should be

                   relevant,  clear,  accurate,  appropriate,  creative,  well-designed,  integrated,  and
                   accessible.

               7. Analysis Assessment Instruments
                   Analyzing  assessment  instruments  for  language  learning  materials,  the  following

                   aspects can be considered:
                   a)  Validity:  The  extent  to  which  the  assessment  measures  what  it  is  intended  to

                       measure.  The  assessment  should  accurately  and  appropriately  measure  the

                       learning objectives.
                   b)  Reliability: The extent to which the assessment produces consistent results over

                       time  and  across  different  assessors.  The  assessment  should  be  reliable  in  its
                       measurement of learning objectives.

                   c)  Authenticity: The extent to which the assessment mirrors real-world language use

                       and tasks. The assessment should reflect authentic language use and tasks that
                       learners may encounter in real-life situations.

                   d)  Practicality: The extent to which the assessment is easy to administer, score, and
                       interpret. The assessment should be practical and manageable for teachers to

                       administer and score.

                   e)  Bias:  The  extent  to  which  the  assessment  may  discriminate  against  certain
                       learners or groups of learners. The assessment should be fair and unbiased for all

                       learners.
                   f)  Washback: The extent to which the assessment affects teaching and learning. The

                       assessment should have a positive effect on teaching and learning and encourage
                       learners to improve their language skills.
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