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What are the eight characteristics of 21st century assessment?
Responsive
,
Flexible
,
Integrated
,
Informative
,
Multiple Methods
,
Communicated
,
Technically Sound
,
Systemic
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Why is it necessary to refer to the characteristics of
21st century assessment
?
To ensure that learners are assessed towards the skills and demands of the
21st century
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What does the characteristic 'Responsive' imply in 21st century assessment?
It implies that
visible
performance-based work generates data that inform
curriculum
and
instruction
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How does the 'Flexible' characteristic of assessment differ from traditional assessment?
It emphasizes
adaptability
to
students' settings
rather than using an
identical approach
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What does 'Integrated' mean in the context of
21st
century assessment?
It means assessments are
incorporated
into
day-to-day practice
rather than being
add-ons
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What is the significance of the 'Informative' characteristic in 21st century assessment?
It ensures that
desired goals
and
objectives
are clearly stated and
explicitly taught
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What does 'Multiple Methods' refer to in
21st
century assessment?
It refers to an
assessment continuum
that includes a
spectrum
of
strategies
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Why is communication important in the 'Communicated' characteristic of assessment?
Because communication of assessment data must be
clear
and
transparent
for all stakeholders
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What does 'Technically Sound' mean in the context of 21st century assessment?
It means
adjustments
and
accommodations
are made in the
assessment
process to meet
students'
needs
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How is 'Systemic' characterized in 21st century assessment?
It is part of a
comprehensive
and well-aligned assessment system that supports
improvement
at all levels
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What are the eight characteristics of 21st century assessment?
Responsive
Flexible
Integrated
Informative
Multiple Methods
Communicated
Technically Sound
Systemic
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