Holistic progress card introduction by tawheed parvaiz bhat
1. Holistic Progress Card (HPC)
For Comprehensive Student Development
TAWHEED PARVAIZ
BHAT
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2. Activity Name:
“Which Domain Am I?”
Objective: Help teachers internalize the different developmental domains in the HPC by identifying
them through scenarios.
➢ Guess the correct domain from these five:
1. Cognitive Development
2. Language and Literacy
3. Physical Development
4. Social-Emotional Development
5. Creative & Aesthetic Expression
3. 1. “A child is seen solving a simple puzzle and counting pieces. Which domain am I?”
4. 2. A child is narrating a story in her own words in front of the class. Which domain am I?
5. 3. A child comforts a friend who is crying. Which domain am I?
6. 4.A child is painting freely using different colors and shapes. Which domain am I?
7. 5.A child is jumping, running, and climbing with coordination during outdoor play. Which domain am
I?
9. 7. A child sings a rhyme with correct actions and expressions. Which domain am I?
10. 8.A child listens patiently when others speak and waits for their turn. Which domain am I?
11. Now
❑1. A child is seen solving a simple puzzle and counting pieces. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Cognitive)
❑2. “A child is narrating a story in her own words in front of the class. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Language and
Literacy)
❑3. “A child comforts a friend who is crying. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Social-Emotional).
❑4. “A child is painting freely using different colors and shapes. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Creative & Aesthetic
Expression)
❑5. “A child is jumping, running, and climbing with coordination during outdoor play. Which domain am I?”(Answer:
Physical Development)
❑6. “A child identifies shapes and patterns in the classroom. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Cognitive)
❑7. “A child sings a rhyme with correct actions and expressions. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Creative / Language
encourage discussion)
❑8. “A child listens patiently when others speak and waits for their turn. Which domain am I?”(Answer: Social-
Emotional)
12. Holistic Progress Card (HPC)
❑The Holistic Progress Card (HPC) is a multidimensional assessment system.
❑It goes beyond academic scores to evaluate the overall growth of students.
❑Includes cognitive, affective, Psychomotor: ( intellectual, social, emotional, physical, and ethical
dimensions.)
13. Definition
❑Holistic Progress Card is a 360 degree, multidimensional report of progress, that reflects in
detail the progress as well as the uniqueness of each learner in the cognitive, affective, socio-
emotional, and psychomotor domains.
❑It is a shift in assessment from one that is summative primarily testing rote memorization skills,
to one that is more regular and formative - competency-based.
❑It promotes learning and development for children, and evaluating higher-order skills, such as
analysis, critical thinking, and conceptual clarity.
14. Objective of HPC
❑It helps to map the status of each child's learning for foundation literacy and numeracy skills.
❑It focuses on the uniqueness of each learner.
❑To present a picture of the student’s progress and provide evidence as well as an opportunity to a
child to present his or her growth in the progress review over years.
❑To document a child's own expression of self as well as the teacher’s assessment of the child based on
the competencies.
❑It will form an important link between home and school and makes parents an integral part of a
child’s learning process.
15. Features of HPC
❑Participatory, Inclusive, and based on learner centric approach.
❑It includes self-assessment, peer assessment and parent’s feedback.
❑Asses through project-based and inquiry-based learning, quizzes, role plays, group work, portfolios, etc.
❑Explicit learning outcomes are defined which are the pathways for competency acquisition.
❑Approach to developing skills among children is progressive.
❑Builds on self-awareness and self-esteem by communicating the strengths and areas of improvement
❑Provides space for children to learn at their own pace.
❑Based on three Developmental Goals
❑Health and Wellbeing
❑Effective Communicators
❑Involved Learners
16. Traditional Achievement Card vs HPC
Aspect Traditional Report Card Holistic Progress Card
Focus Marks, Grade ,Rank Comprehensive skills behaviours &
academics
Method Summative Assessment Formative & Summative assessment
Feed back type Numeric/ Letter Grade Qualitative & Descriptive
Skill covered Mostly academic Subject Academic and co curricular 21ist
century skills
Engagement Parrent Teacher meeting only 360Degree feedback student, teacher &
parent
Example 85% in maths A+ in English Progress in teamwork problem solving,
physical fitness ,ethical understanding
17. NEP 2020 & HPC
❑National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 advocates HPC for competency-based education.
❑Emphasizes formative assessments, peer reviews, self-assessments.
❑Shifts from rote learning to critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration.
❑Encourages well-rounded individuals, not just academic achievers.
18. Why HPC?
❑Recognizes diverse talents in students.
❑Promotes lifelong learning habits.
❑Provides continuous, constructive feedback.
❑Fosters student agency, reflection, and goal-setting.
❑Bridges gaps between academics, skills, and values.
19. How HPC Works
❑combines academic records, co-curricular activities, behaviour, skills, and values.
❑Uses qualitative remarks, rubrics, peer & self-evaluation.
❑Dynamic and ongoing evaluation throughout the year.
❑Digital platforms can help maintain comprehensive records.
20. Steps to Create HPC
❑1. Identify Assessment Domains: Academic, physical, emotional, social.
❑2. Define Indicators: Skills, competencies, behaviours.
❑3. Set Criteria & Rubrics: For each domain.
❑4. Collect Evidence: Projects, performances, participation.
❑5. Engage Stakeholders: Teachers, parents, students.
❑6. Provide Feedback: Constructive, goal-oriented.
❑7. Continuous Monitoring & Updating.