Abstract
This paper explores the conceptual foundations and international experiences in developing assessment competence among primary school teachers. It discusses modern pedagogical approaches, the integration of formative and summative assessment, and the influence of reflective and digital practices in foreign education systems. The study concludes that building assessment competence is essential for improving teaching quality, supporting student-centered learning, and enhancing educational outcomes.
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