Measurement, Evaluation & Testing: Concepts
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Upon deep analysis of the philosophical, theoretical, and classroom implications of educational assessment and evaluation, if a teacher continuously uses portfolios, oral questions, and peer assessment to diagnose students' learning gaps, provide formative feedback to the teaching process, and guide their progress during the session, and concurrently uses standardized determination of their overall performance, qualitative and quantitative achievements at the end of the session to award grades or certificates, then which of the following statements is most authentically true in the context of this differential and comprehensive paradigm of assessment and evaluation?
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In educational contexts, assessment and evaluation are distinct yet mutually complementary concepts. Assessment is an ongoing process whose main objective is to identify students' learning gaps, provide formative feedback, and improve the learning process (Assessment for Learning). Conversely, evaluation is a broader concept which is the process of value judgment and decision-making based on various qualitative and quantitative evidences including assessment data, which is usually summative in nature. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) establishes a balance between the two.
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