Using Self-Assessment to enhance students’ autonomy

This report explores the role of self-assessment in developing students’ autonomy. It highlights how self-assessment encourages learners to reflect on their strengths and weaknesses, set personal goals, and take responsibility for their progress. The paper discusses practical ways to implement self-assessment, such as checklists, journals, and rubrics, while noting both the benefits (motivation, self-awareness, improved outcomes) and challenges (lack of objectivity). Overall, it concludes that self-assessment is an effective tool for fostering independent learning when supported by teacher guidance