
This paper explores the assessment of phonological competence in middle school students through the innovative use of debates and presentations. It examines the importance of phonological awareness for literacy development and discusses how interactive pedagogical strategies can enhance students' phonological skills. The paper also reviews current practices in education and suggests methods for implementing performance-based assessments that align with contemporary educational goals.
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