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Describe two alternative assessment strategies, excluding rubrics, in evaluating student outcomes. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using these types of assessment?

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One alternative assessment strategy I like the use, in evaluating student outcomes, is portfolio assessment. Because portfolios are compilations of students' work, they offer the advantage of a holistic profile of skills. They also differentiate and personalize the learning, ...

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