E- Portfolio and Social Maida as an innovative writing Assessment - Babaee, Maliheh
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This book discuss traditional to alternative writing assessment, also introduces new trends in writing assessment to improve this skill among learners. It argues that alternative assessment stresses assessment as part of learning in a learner cantered environment and employs dynamic, ongoing evaluation tools such as digital portfolios to empower students reflection, consciousness rising, and autonomy. By putting these ideas into practice, individual needs of learners can be met; also peer and self-assessment and self-regulation can be promoted in students. The opportunities associated with…mehr

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This book discuss traditional to alternative writing assessment, also introduces new trends in writing assessment to improve this skill among learners. It argues that alternative assessment stresses assessment as part of learning in a learner cantered environment and employs dynamic, ongoing evaluation tools such as digital portfolios to empower students reflection, consciousness rising, and autonomy. By putting these ideas into practice, individual needs of learners can be met; also peer and self-assessment and self-regulation can be promoted in students. The opportunities associated with implementing E-portfolio as alternative assessment in the classroom can create motivating, stress free environment .while traditional assessment which relies on test taking strategies is considered time consuming and stress full, Portfolios are one of the best strategies to meet learners need, and provide lifelong, meaning full learning. Integration of technology and education, thinking of innovative teaching methods in recent years stimulated educators to teach in a much more enjoyable, and practical learning environment.
Autorenporträt
Maliheh Babaee is a PhD student in university of Tasmania Australia. As a lecturer, she firmly believes in learner-centered environment with focusing on each student's needs, attitude, and motivation, also using technology, and social media in education. She published in language and literacy education