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If you're not convinced that standardized testing is the best way to measure knowledge, try critical assessment techniques.
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This post notes that cricial assessment techniques (CAT) fall into two major categories. They may be " be used to empower students by encouraging them to share their perspectives." CATs that fall into this category include:
* Student generated questions
* Student report groups
* Suggestion boxes
The second category "promote comprehension and long-term retention." Examples include:
* One-minute papers
* Chain notes
* Peer reviews
To learn more about CATs and find some additional resources click through to the post.