Formal examination are the only effective way to assess a student's performance. Continual assessment such as course work and projects is not a satisfactory way to do this. Do you agree or disagree?
Student
assessment is part of an education system for students
who enter formal school. However
, there is an argument that the best way of checking the student
's competency is through a formal test
. I disagree with this
view since formal tests only examine the memory of students
, otherwise
, students
should be evaluated continuously to get better judgment about their understanding of given courses.
In terms of the formal tests at school, students
usually study harder when the test
date will be started soon. As a ,
result they try to learn and memorise all of the material in a short time before the assessment. Remove the comma
apply
Whereas
,
refers to many scientists who are concerned about human memory, they said that remembering material in a short time will not make it stay longer in our memory. Remove the comma
apply
In other words
, it is just merely temporary and will disappear after the test
completely.
On the other hand
, the main purpose of school is to help students
understand the course and be able to implement it in the reality. Thus
,Add an article
the
a
student
’s future life. I do extremely agree with this
concept as schools can test
students
such
as through their work and project completion. It will be more reflective than a formal test
in the paper which only assess their recall ability. In the work and project test
, a teacher can analyse how far the student
understands the lecture and how properly they think about getting a strategy for their work or project.
To conclude
, the way schools assess students
can be different, but when it comes to the option that would be the best, it should be through continuous examination where teachers can test
the student
's ability directly in implementation.Submitted by yuliasintiaputri100 on
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