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Shifts in Scoring (Why shift? (Maintenance of both cognitive skills and…

- - - - Peer teachings
      - Role plays
      - Team works
  - - - Simulations
      - questionning
  - - - increase students' Language proficiency
      - encourages active listening skills
    - - Presentations
      - Reading aloud
      - asking open ended questions
      - Observing the right body language
- - - - Need to ensure that learning is taking place in class
      - Use feedback on progress of pupils to assess his or her teaching strategies as well
      - Remedial actions will be taken according to performance of pupils
  - - - To monitor the progress of the students in a particular school
    - - To monitor a school's progress and advise accordingly
    - - To get a general idea on the progress of the education system
      - Feedback from assessments are important for implementing new education plans or policies - The Nine Year Schooling is an example
      - To devise new methods of assessments. Communication skills is a newly implemented assessment to assess communication of pupils in primary
    - - A major stakeholder in a child's academic and holistic development at school
    - - To set new criteria and methods of assessments in collaboration with the ministry of education
  - - - To have a record of overall performance
      - Assessing various skills, academic performance, holistic development, etc unlike traditional assessment
- - - - Working by pair and sharing ideas