Which of the following is an example of an innovative approach to evaluation systems?

Peer evaluation, where learners assess one another's work, is an innovative approach to evaluation systems.

It makes students active participants and builds critical judgement and collaboration.

Norm-referenced testing ranks a learner against others, a long-established conventional method.

Standardized testing applies uniform tasks and scoring across many test-takers, again traditional.

Traditional grading assigns marks by fixed conventions and is the very practice innovation seeks to move beyond.

Peer evaluation aligns with assessment for learning, which treats assessment as part of the learning process.