Holistic Report Card: What It Is, What It Measures and Why Schools Use It
A student can score well in mathematics, write excellent answers, and still have strengths that a marksheet barely captures. Communication, collaboration, creativity, participation, reflection and problem-solving can all tell teachers something important about how that learner is developing. A Holistic Report Card brings more of this evidence together, giving schools and families a broader view of student progress. What Is a Holistic Report Card? A Holistic Report Card is a student report that combines academic performance with evidence of competencies, skills, participation, behaviour, reflection and other areas of development. It provides a broader picture of the learner instead of relying only on examination marks or grades. CBSE describes its Holistic Progress Card as a 360-degree, multidimensional approach that reflects development across cognitive, affective, socio-emotional and psychomotor domains. What Does a Holistic Report Card Measure? It measures different dimensions of le...