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Validity refers to the degree to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure.

A valid test accurately reflects the concept or skill it is supposed to assess.

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Measurement deals with the quantitative description of a student’s performance (e.g., scores, marks).

It does not interpret results—unlike assessment or evaluation, which involve qualitative judgment too.

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The main steps of the project method are Planning, Execution, and Evaluation.

Analysis is not a distinct step in this method; it's usually part of evaluation or learning outcomes.

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The affective domain, which deals with emotions, attitudes, and values, was classified by David R. Krathwohl.

He worked alongside Bloom but focused specifically on this emotional/attitudinal domain.

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Benjamin S. Bloom developed the taxonomy of the cognitive domain in educational objectives.

It includes levels like Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation.

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The scope of education is based on the scope of life.

It covering all aspects of human development and experiences.

Education prepares individuals for various life situations, skills, and knowledge.

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John Dewey described philosophy as a critical overview of experience.

It involves reflective thinking to evaluate beliefs and guide action.