International conference on multidisciplinary science

TYPES OF MODERN ASSESSMENT IN EDUCATION SYSTEMS OF DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

Ozodakhon Elmurod qizi Izzatillaeva

Uzbekistan state world languages university

Keywords: Education, Modern Assessment Strategies, Game-Based Assessments, Digital Portfolios, Authentic Assessments, Computer-Adaptive Testing, Digital Transformation, Personalization.

Abstract

This article explores the modern assessment strategies being used in the education systems of developed countries. It delves into innovative methods such as game-based assessments, digital portfolios, authentic assessments, and computer-adaptive testing. The article also discusses the impact of digital transformation and personalization in assessment

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