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Textbook evaluation is usually done by those teachers who teach a particular book, but Chambers (1997) have pointed out that this activity is usually more beneficial if it is collectively undertaken by everyone involved in the teaching and learning process.
How to evaluate books Authority/authorship. Currency/timeliness. Coverage/relevance. Purpose/audience. Accuracy/documentation. Objectivity/thoroughness.
Evaluating lesson plans helps teachers improve their practice, develop strong reflective habits, and meet the needs of the learners in front of them.

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The function of a textbook is essentially to guide the teaching and learning of the curriculum in a particular subject.
A book evaluation includes analysis of the author or authors, publisher, subject matter, and bibliographic material. Older books are often evaluated to ensure that any information they contain is still up to date. All books begin as manuscripts that have been created by an author and submitted to a publisher.
The teacher's responsibility involves the evaluation of the teaching and learning process itself. This means that the materials must be evaluated as well. 15. Criteria Therefore, teachers should prepare a course book evaluation form, which can be used to analyze their course book or text.
Textbook evaluation is very important because it not only provides useful information for teachers, but also plans learning settings for students. In this regard, McDonough and Shaw (2003) believe that in two kinds of situations some degree of evaluation is needed.
Some General Criteria for Evaluating Texts What is the author's aim? To what extent has this aim been achieved? What does this text add to the body of knowledge? ... What relationship does it bear to other works in the field? What is missing/not stated? Is this a problem?

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