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The perspective "Assessment as Learning" is characterized by students primarily:

AReceiving grades after a unit test

BBeing passive recipients of instruction

CActively monitoring and evaluating their own learning process

DCompeting with peers for top scores

Answer:

C. Actively monitoring and evaluating their own learning process

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Assessment as learning :

  • Actively involves students in the learning process, making them their own assessors.

  • Teaches critical thinking skills, problem-solving, and encourages students to set achievable goals and objectively measure progress.

  • Students actively monitor and evaluate their own learning process using various strategies.

  • Students use assessment information to determine understanding, make adjustments, and guide their next learning steps.

  • Encourages self-assessment, reflection, and peer assessment.

  • Empowers students to take greater responsibility for their education.

  • Empowers students to take ownership of their learning.

  • Aims to create independent, self-regulated learners.

  • Students are not just recipients of assessment but actively engage in evaluating their own progress and understanding. 


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