Linked Learning Performance Based Assessment
Performance-based assessment is consistent with modern learning theories and also helps teachers employ what the profession considers to be best practices. the msPaP report (Koretz et al., 1996) found that in implementing performance-based assessment, teachers changed their instructional practice to
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