Measurement, Evaluation & Testing: Concepts
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What is the primary and most important pedagogical objective of 'Adapted Assessment' for the effective teaching and evaluation of 'Children with Special Needs' under Inclusive Education?
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Understanding Adapted Assessment in Inclusive Education
The main objective of 'Adapted Assessment' in inclusive education is to evaluate a child's actual progress while respecting individual differences and special needs. This system ensures that a child's disability does not become a barrier to measuring their true intellectual capacity.
- Individualized Approach: Focuses on personal progress rather than comparative grading.
- Fairness: Removes barriers caused by standardized testing formats.
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