The use of assessments in education has become an integral part of the teaching and learning process. Assessments play a critical role in measuring student progress, identifying areas of strength and weakness, and informing instructional decisions. They provide valuable feedback to both teachers and students, allowing for the identification of gaps in knowledge and the development of targeted interventions. Assessments can take various forms, including standardized tests, performance tasks, and formative assessments, each serving a unique purpose in evaluating student learning. When used effectively, assessments can support student achievement, enhance instructional practices, and promote accountability in the education system.
