Correct option is A
Portfolios and
Exhibitions are assessment approaches that require performance in context.
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Portfolios: These are collections of student work over time, reflecting progress and performance in a real-world or educational context.
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Exhibitions: These involve students showcasing their work or projects in a real-life context, often involving presentations or demonstrations of their skills and knowledge.
Information Booster: ·
Portfolios provide a comprehensive picture of student growth and allow for reflective assessment.
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Exhibitions offer an authentic assessment method where students demonstrate their learning through performances or presentations in a real-life or simulated environment.
· These assessments focus on real-world application rather than abstract or theoretical testing.
Additional Knowledge: ·
Priming: Refers to preparing or influencing someone’s behavior or thoughts before an event, not related to contextual performance assessment.
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Think-Pair-Share: A collaborative learning strategy, not directly linked to performance-based assessment.
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Token reinforcement: A behavior management technique, not associated with contextual performance assessment.