Which term describes evidence based on personal input to group work?

• A. Group Work Principles
• B. Individual Assessment
• C. Formative Feedback
• D. Independent Review

Answer: (B)

Grading the contribution of one student within a group task is about capturing that individual’s input, separate from how the whole group performs. That’s exactly what an individual assessment does: it collects evidence of a single learner’s contribution, understanding, and responsibility inside the group work.

Group work principles describe how groups should operate, not how a particular person’s input is assessed. Formative feedback is guidance given during learning to help improvement, not the evidence of one member’s contribution. An independent review is an external check of the work, which may apply to the overall task but isn’t specifically about documenting an individual’s input within the group.