What is Project-Based Assessment

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A type of assessment in which a student completes a multi-level task requiring the application of a set of skills and knowledge. Learn more in: Challenging Traditional Programs for Providing International Educational Opportunities in Higher Education

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an assessment approach in which educators assess students' performance by assessing students' projects. Learn more in: Framing Responsive and Responsible Learning in Project-Based Assessment: A Study on the Malaysian General Studies Subject

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It is the major assessment approach used in design education. Teachers assess students’ performance by assessing students’ design projects. Students have to work on the project in a period of time and come up with appropriate design solutions to solve the problem they identified. Learn more in: The Development and Evolution of Design Education From Secondary School to Tertiary Education

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Project-based assessment is the approach used in design education to assess students’ performance. It is an essential feature in design education and curriculum. Students have to go through a series of design activities and generate design solutions based on the project information given to them. Learn more in: The Curriculum Development and Project-Based Assessment of Design Education in Singapore and Hong Kong Secondary Schools