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Alternative Assessment Refers To Evaluation Method

Alternative assessment encompasses evaluation methods that extend beyond traditional tests, emphasizing real-world application of knowledge and skills. Key features include performance-based tasks, authenticity, student-centered approaches, and a focus on the learning process. Examples include portfolios, project-based assessments, presentations, peer and self-assessment, and rubric-based evaluations.

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Alternative Assessment Refers To Evaluation Method

Alternative assessment encompasses evaluation methods that extend beyond traditional tests, emphasizing real-world application of knowledge and skills. Key features include performance-based tasks, authenticity, student-centered approaches, and a focus on the learning process. Examples include portfolios, project-based assessments, presentations, peer and self-assessment, and rubric-based evaluations.

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Alternative assessment refers to evaluation methods that go beyond traditional

standardized tests and exams. Instead of relying solely on multiple-choice or short-


answer tests, alternative assessment focuses on a student's ability to apply knowledge
and skills in real-world or meaningful contexts.

Key Features of Alternative Assessment:


 Performance-Based: Students demonstrate learning through projects, presentations,
portfolios, or real-life tasks.
 Authentic: It assesses skills in ways that mimic real-life situations.
 Student-Centered: Encourages creativity, critical thinking, and self-reflection.
 Process-Oriented: Focuses on both the learning process and the final product.

Examples of Alternative Assessment:

1. Portfolios – A collection of a student’s work over time to show progress.


2. Project-Based Assessments – Research projects, case studies, or real-world problem-solving.
3. Presentations & Demonstrations – Students explain or showcase their understanding.
4. Peer & Self-Assessment – Encouraging reflection and evaluation of one’s own or others’
work.
5. Rubric-Based Assessments – Using rubrics to assess assignments with clear performance
criteria.

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