Turkish language teaching is a multidimensional field consisting of basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. These skills are in close relationship with each other. The fact that speaking cannot be learned without the development of listening skills and writing cannot be learned without learning to read concretizes the nature of this relationship. This multifaceted relationship between skills makes it necessary to diversify measurement and evaluation practices in Turkish language teaching. At this point, we come across Turkish language teaching books, which are the product of different perspectives, and the measurement and evaluation practices in these books. The aim of this study is to analyze 12 sourcebooks written directly on Turkish language teaching in terms of measurement and evaluation approaches. The 12 books were analyzed in terms of measurement and evaluation approaches by document analysis method, one of the qualitative research designs. In this context, first of all, the measurement and evaluation sections in the books were classified in terms of the topics covered. The distribution of the topics was determined, the common topics were brought together and presented in a table. Then, it was examined whether the content of these topics differed between the books. Then, it was examined whether the content of these topics differed between the books. Thus, both the measurement and evaluation approaches adopted in the books and their similarities and differences were tried to be revealed. The research is important in terms of determining a framework about the measurement and evaluation approaches of Turkish language teaching resource books, which have an important place in language education.
Turkish, teaching Turkish, measurement and evaluation, course book