Measurement, Evaluation & Testing: Concepts
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Which of the following assessment tools or techniques is considered most reliable and effective for observing children's practical skills, social attitudes, and collaborative tendencies under 'Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation' (CCE) in primary-level Environmental Studies (EVS) teaching-learning?
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At the primary level in Environmental Studies (EVS), assessment should not be limited to cognitive knowledge alone. Evaluating practical skills, attitudes toward the environment, values, and collaborative tendencies is equally essential.
- Observation: Allows teachers to assess students' natural behaviors, social interactions, and practical skills in real-world or classroom settings.
- Portfolio: Serves as a systematic collection of students' work over time, reflecting their cumulative progress, creative efforts, and gradual development.
Therefore, observation techniques and portfolios are the most authentic qualitative tools for holistic CCE in EVS.
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