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Systemic Assessment Reform for Enhancement of Learning Outcome

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Global-Innovation

Global-Innovation Exchange

Project start date: 2/1/2011

Systemic Assessment Reform for Enhancement of Learning Outcome

India

The program aims for systemic assessment reform through Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) of students by focusing on a holistic approach to assessing the learning outcomes of students.

Scaling

1-3 years

Last update: October 05, 2023

OverviewContributors

Challenge

The program addresses the need for systemic assessment reform in the education system. Traditional assessment methods often fail to provide a comprehensive understanding of student learning outcomes, which can hinder educational progress. This program aims to provide a more holistic evaluation of students' learning by incorporating various stakeholders including teachers, block/cluster officials, and community members.

Description

The program includes community fairs to increase community investment in education, pedagogical materials for teachers, and the development of an Education Management Information System (EMIS). This system enables teachers to capture student-specific data, understand levels of student mastery, and provide remedial suggestions to improve learning outcomes. The program also includes a governance structure comprising a Core Advisory Group (CAG) and Steering and Monitoring Committee (SMC) to oversee and evaluate the implementation of the project.

Outcomes

The program has resulted in improved student learning outcomes, expanded to multiple districts in India, and signed MOUs with key educational bodies like GCERT, JEPC, and the Directorate of Education Himachal Pradesh. It has successfully integrated community fairs, pedagogical materials, and EMIS to enhance the educational process.