Do you believe there should be a greater emphasis on projects instead of tests?
Do you think there should be more projects over tests?
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I think there should definitely be a balance between projects and tests in education. Projects allow for practical application of concepts, fostering creativity and collaboration, while tests can assess understanding and retention of material. More projects could help students develop essential skills, but it’s also important to have assessments to ensure they grasp foundational knowledge. Ultimately, a blend of both approaches could lead to a more well-rounded learning experience. What do you think?