Self-Assessment

Self-assessment is the act or process of looking at, analyzing and evaluating oneself or one’s actions. It is used to assess aspects that are important to one’s identity, and is important because it often leads to new insights or an awareness of areas that need to be improved. It helps close any knowledge gap, and is something that enables people to gain understanding, exert more control and claim responsibility for their own professional and personal development. Thus, self-assessment is said to be a reflective activity that also develops meta-cognitive skills.

The major formats of self-assessment are as follows:

Self-evaluation — critical evaluation of one's performance, using explicit criteria and agreed-upon standards to scrutinize and appraise work.
Self-monitoring — meant to scaffold a better understanding of one's task performance, involves continuously looking at practice, a more open process with fluid goals and criteria.
Self-reflection — a generic vehicle to scrutinize one's accomplishments, is meant to direct action and clarify performance.

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The major formats of self-assessment are as follows:

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