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The assessment framework must integrate identified applicable innovative practices and curriculum interventions, improving modalities of assessment, continuous professional development of teachers, and development of learning communities engaged in improving assessment practices.

improvement Strategies, innovative Solutions, Future Challenges,

and Funding Support in Assessment of Learning outcomes in the region

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Reforms must also include the participation of public and private sectors—both recipients and beneficiaries of a high-quality assessment system—including the vertical collaboration of schools from primary to higher education.

Lastly, the use of ICT in the assessment process must be an integral part of the assessment framework, not only to ensure efficiency but to improve the entire assessment process, including test development, item banking, scoring, and reporting and dissemination of results.

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APPendix 1: Student ASSeSSment