Use Continuous and Longitudinal Assessment

Rather than one-time evaluations, measure soft skills over time through ongoing observation and feedback. This approach lessens the impact of transient moods or situational factors that may bias single-point assessments, providing a more accurate reflection of soft skill development.

Rather than one-time evaluations, measure soft skills over time through ongoing observation and feedback. This approach lessens the impact of transient moods or situational factors that may bias single-point assessments, providing a more accurate reflection of soft skill development.

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