INNOVATIVE METHODS OF ASSESSING STUDENTS: ENHANCING LEARNING AND MEASURING PROGRESS
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Keywords: innovative assessment, project-based assessments, portfolios, performance-based assessments, digital tools, peer assessment, self-assessment, personalized learning, holistic development, 21st-century skills.Abstrak
Annotation: This article explores innovative methods of assessing students in the educational landscape. Traditional assessment techniques like exams are limited in capturing students' holistic development. The article discusses five forward-thinking approaches: project-based assessments, portfolios, performance-based assessments, digital tools, and peer/self-assessment. These methods foster critical thinking, problem-solving, communication skills, and metacognition while promoting a personalized and engaging learning experience.
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