Evaluasi Dan Penilaian Yang Adil Dalam Konteks Pendidikan Inklusi
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Kikis Eka Suyono Putri
M. Rika Wahyuni
Widya Fitriani Hasibuan
Dea Mustika
Pendidikan inklusi merupakan pendekatan yang menjunjung tinggi keberagaman dan kesetaraan dalam lingkungan belajar. Dalam konteks ini, evaluasi dan penilaian yang adil menjadi aspek krusial untuk memastikan bahwa setiap siswa memiliki kesempatan yang sama dalam menunjukkan potensi dan pencapaian akademiknya. Artikel ini mengeksplorasi tantangan dan strategi dalam merancang evaluasi dan penilaian yang adil dan inklusif. Berbagai faktor seperti kebutuhan khusus, latar belakang budaya, dan gaya belajar siswa dipertimbangkan untuk menciptakan lingkungan penilaian yang akomodatif dan meminimalkan bias. Selain itu, dibahas pula pentingnya memodifikasi alat penilaian, menyediakan akomodasi yang sesuai, dan melatih pendidik untuk memahami serta mengimplementasikan praktik penilaian yang sensitif dan adil. Tujuan utama artikel ini adalah untuk memberikan panduan praktis bagi pendidik dan pembuat kebijakan dalam mengembangkan sistem evaluasi dan penilaian yang inklusif, sehingga setiap siswa memiliki kesempatan yang setara untuk mengekspresikan pengetahuan dan keterampilan mereka secara optimal
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