ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR STUDENT GROWTH
Sevinch Rustamova
The student of the Philological faculty, Uzbekistan State University of World Languages, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Keywords: Alternative assessment, learner autonomy, formative evaluation, language learning, authentic tasks, reflection.
Abstract
This paper discusses the importance of alternative assessment in language learning. Unlike traditional tests, it focuses on real communication, reflection, and ongoing progress. By using portfolios, journals, and other authentic tools, teachers can understand learners’ strengths and needs more deeply.
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