Unless you are competing or debating with someone else, most evaluators are

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Criterion based evaluation is the answer you’re looking for! - Unless you are competing or debating with someone else, most evaluators are using criterion based evaluation. I hope this helps you! : )

JulsSmile [24]4 years ago

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Answer: using Criterion-based evaluation.

Explanation:

Criterion-based tests and assessments are designed to evaluate a student performance against a predetermined criteria or learning standards. For example, the curriculum taught in a course, academic program, or content area. However, when debating or competing students are evaluated acording to their permormance against another students.

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