continuous assessment

noun

1. the assessment of a pupil's progress throughout a course of study rather than exclusively by examination at the end of it

Example Sentences

The inquest heard from ITV executives who said Mr Dymond was subject to "continuous assessment" following his acceptance to be on the show, and was offered eight to 10 sessions of cognitive behavioural therapy for self esteem and confidence building after the show.

From BBC

The military said the decision — which it described as temporary — was taken given “the latest situational assessment,” adding that Israel is “at war and the deployment of forces is under continuous assessment.”

From New York Times

National 4s rely on continuous assessment rather than exams at the end of the course.

From BBC

They also argue that as there is continuous assessment it will reduce cheating in exams, which has been a massive problem for the government.

From BBC

In Scotland, the National 4 qualification is based on continuous assessment, with each unit within the course marked as pass or fail.

From BBC