All of the following are examples of authentic assessment, except:
A) paper and pencil, fill in the blank type of test
B) collecting samples of children's work
C) interviewing children
D) teacher observation

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Authentic assessment involves evaluating students' skills through real-world tasks, rather than traditional testing methods. Options B, C, and D (collecting samples of children's work, interviewing children, and teacher observation) are all examples of authentic assessment because they involve direct observation and interaction with the student's actual work or responses. Option A (paper and pencil, fill in the blank type of test) is not considered an authentic assessment because it relies on traditional testing methods that do not necessarily reflect students' abilities to apply knowledge in real-world situations.

All of the Following Are Examples of Authentic Assessment, Except