| 英文摘要 |
This article explores the meaning and practices of assessment to support learning and analyzes models and strategies for embedding such assessment into cooperative learning. It aims to contribute to the development of competency-oriented assessment theory and practice in Taiwan’s 12-Year Basic Education curriculum. First, it discusses the concept of competency-oriented assessment and the theoretical development of assessment to support learning, with a comparative analysis of“assessment for learning”and“formative assessment,”highlighting their recent interpretations and practical applications. Second, the article proposes how assessment strategies that support learning—such as clarifying learning goals and success criteria, eliciting evidence of learning, providing feedback, enabling student ownership of learning, and activating learners as instructional resources for one another—can be embedded into key cooperative learning processes, including goal communication, teacher instruction, group learning, formative quizzes, and group processing. Finally, the article offers recommendations for advancing competency-oriented assessment under the 12-Year Basic Education framework. |