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Of the four basic evaluation techniques, evaluation is a means of discovering and monitoring learning difficulties.
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When evaluation is impressionistic or based on thoughtful hunches, it is considered to be evaluation.
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In a - grading system, there is clear alignment among standards, assessment, and instruction.
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When grade standards are used, grades are given according to how a student performs in relation to others.
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The conventional report card emphasizes basic subject areas and uses to designate grades.
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The record is a legal document that includes important data about students' performance and behavior in school.





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