HPC By Rakesh Chobber

What is the primary purpose of assessment according to the NEP Mandate?

• To discourage critical thinking

• To rank students based on grades

• To promote the learning and development of students

• To encourage rote memorization skills

What are the key assessment techniques for evaluating holistic development in students

• Multiple choice quizzes

• Standardized tests

• Final exams

• Formative assessments, summative assessments, self-assessments, peer assessments, portfolios, observational assessments.

What is the aim of the HPC process?

• To give more importance to the process of learning than the product

• To discourage self-awareness and self-esteem

• To focus only on the final outcome

• To rank students based on grades

What is the purpose of the Progress Card document?

• To provide a picture of the student's progress across a specific time

• To provide a single score or letter grade in a subject area

• To discourage self-reflection and peer-reflection

• To assess the teacher's performance

Who is/are involved in the preparation of a HPC?

• Teachers

• Students

• Parents

• All the above

Q6.What are the three performance levels of Foundational and Preparatory stage of HPC?

• Good, Very good, Excellent

• Average, Good, Excellent

• Stream, Mountain, Sky

• Stream, River, Mountain

What are the abilities mentioned in  HPC of Foundational and Preparatory Stage?

• attentiveness, concentration

• Awareness, Senstivity and Creativity

• Strengths, weakness

• None of the above

What are the abilities mentioned in  HPC of Middle Stage?

• Good, Very good, Excellent

• Average, Good, Excellent

• Stream, Mountain, Sky

• Begginer, Proficient, Advance

The Holistic Progress Card monitors ________, ________, and ________ development of students.

• Academic, non academic and social

• cognitive, emotional, social

• Curricular, co-curricular and Overall

• None of the above

Which is not the part of Bloom Taxonomy

• Understanding

• Analyzis

• Creativity

• Cramming