ASSESSMENT METHODS IN ITALIAN AND UZBEK SCHOOLS: TRADITIONAL VS MODERN APPROACHES

Authors

  • Toshtemirova Fotima Abduraim qizi Author
  • Abdullayeva Zarina Dilshodbekovna Author

Keywords:

Assessment methods, Italy, Uzbekistan, traditional assessment, modern assessment, formative assessment, summative assessment, competency-based education, educational reform, student evaluation.

Abstract

This study explores and compares assessment methods used in the education systems of Italy and Uzbekistan, focusing on the contrast between traditional and modern approaches. The research examines how historical practices such as oral examinations, standardized testing, and teacher-centered evaluation in both countries have evolved in response to educational reforms and global trends. In Italy, assessment methods increasingly emphasize formative evaluation, continuous feedback, and competency-based learning aligned with European educational standards. In Uzbekistan, while traditional summative assessments and centralized examinations remain significant, recent reforms aim to introduce more student-centered and diversified evaluation techniques.

Author Biographies

  • Toshtemirova Fotima Abduraim qizi

    Student, Chirchik State Pedagogical University

  • Abdullayeva Zarina Dilshodbekovna

    Scientific adviser

Published

2026-04-16