continuous assessment
Britishnoun
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They also argue that as there is continuous assessment it will reduce cheating in exams, which has been a massive problem for the government.
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In Scotland, the National 4 qualification is based on continuous assessment, with each unit within the course marked as pass or fail.
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Many of the students instead favoured "a system of continuous assessment, including practical work and presentations as well as written tests."
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The National 4 qualification is based on continuous assessment, with each unit that makes up the course marked as pass or fail.
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They argue that as there will be continuous assessment it will curtail exam cheating, which has been a massive challenge for the government, and will provide employers with graduates who are able to reason beyond the next exam.
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