Guidelines for Integrated Assessment
authentic, real-life contexts which is expressed as practical, foundational and reflexive competence Exit level outcome A description of demonstrable and assessable end products of a learning process Formative assessment Assessment that takes place during the process of teaching and learning and which has as its purpose the progressive development
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