THE ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIO AS A PARADIGM OF MODERN ASSESSMENT: ENHANCING AND VALIDATING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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Keywords

Keywords: Electronic Portfolio (e-portfolio), Competency-Based Assessment, Vocational Education and Training (VET), Reflective Practice, Meta-cognition, Authentic Assessment, Digital Identity, Student-Centered Learning.

How to Cite

Pirmatov Barkamol Gayratovich. “THE ELECTRONIC PORTFOLIO AS A PARADIGM OF MODERN ASSESSMENT: ENHANCING AND VALIDATING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION”. World Scientific Research Journal 47, no. 1 (January 21, 2026): 250–254. Accessed September 5, 2026. https://openresearch-hub.com/index.php/wsrj/article/view/1139.

Abstract

Abstract: The transition towards competency-based education in vocational training has rendered traditional, standardized methods of assessment increasingly insufficient. This research paper investigates the electronic portfolio (e-portfolio) as a transformative instrument for assessing the professional competence of students. Unlike static testing methods which evaluate rote memorization, the e-portfolio offers a dynamic, longitudinal platform for demonstrating the practical application of skills, critical reflection, and professional growth. This study analyzes the pedagogical mechanisms of e-portfolios, exploring their role in fostering meta-cognitive skills and bridging the gap between academic preparation and labor market requirements. The paper argues that e-portfolios do not merely store student work but act as a sophisticated assessment ecosystem that integrates learning, assessment, and professional identity formation into a singular, cohesive process.

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