Formal examinations are the only effective way to assess a student's performance. Continual asessment such as course work and projects is not a satisfactory way to do this. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement

In many schools, there believe that
examinations
are a very better
way
to
test
many
students
on their skills ,but in the modern world, there think that
test
is not enough for
students
because there believe that teachers and schools must
test
their
students
in many
ways
like give them to do homework or projects. In
this
essay, I will discuss a positive
way
to examine
students
in many
ways
. First of all,
students
are smart in a different
way
and there are good to learn in many
ways
.
For example
, some
students
are good to study visual learning ,but others are good at listening or reading
that is
why teachers must find the best things to teach and
test
them.
Secondly
, it can seem that the world is changing and
examinations
are a very old action that I have read in many theories of teaching education many researchers told that
examinations
are not enough to assay children in their skills
such
as teacher will only know some
students
that good in the remember in the
test
.
On the other hand
,
examinations
are still good to
test
students
and many lecturers prefer them because they think it is very good to assay them in class and know how smart they are.
Also
, many lectures try to use
examinations
and other
ways
to
test
them and mix them together to assay them
for example
, give the score in projects like homework or activities.
To sum up
, I totally disagree that
examinations
are the only effective
way
for
students
' performance
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