ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT METHODS IN MODERN EDUCATION
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Keywords (Kalit so‘zlar): Alternative assessment, student-centered learning, portfolios, project-based assessment, peer assessment, self-assessment, holistic evaluation.Abstract
Annotation (Annotatsiya) ; This article explores various alternative assessment methods used in modern education and evaluates their effectiveness in supporting student-centered learning. Through a review of current research and classroom practices, the study identifies how project-based assessment, portfolios, self-assessment, and peer assessment promote deeper learning and skill development. The findings show that alternative assessment encourages critical thinking, creativity, and learner autonomy while also providing a more holistic representation of student progress.
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