context-based evaluation

Context-based evaluation involves assessing information, performances, or responses by considering the surrounding circumstances and the environment in which they occur. Instead of judging something in isolation, it takes into account factors like the setting, background, and purpose, leading to a more accurate and meaningful understanding. For example, a student's answer might be graded differently depending on the question's difficulty or the classroom situation. This approach helps ensure that evaluations are fair, relevant, and aligned with the specific situation, providing a fuller picture of worth or quality.