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Guidelines in Formulating Evaluative Statements

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In this game, players will evaluate a series of nouns based on their relevance to the guidelines for creating evaluative statements. Players must decide whether each noun aligns with the principles of effective evaluation by answering with a ✅ for true or a ❌ for false.

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Princess Khey Agbayani
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In this game, players will evaluate a series of nouns based on their relevance to the guidelines for creating evaluative statements. Players must decide whether each noun aligns with the principles of effective evaluation by answering with a ✅ for true or a ❌ for false.

by Princess Khey Agbayani
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Statements should be evaluative, not descriptive.

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Use data and benchmarks wherever possible but do not compare outcomes.

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Be clear about where there are genuine strengths, rather than normal features.

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Show the impact of the strengths but not the weaknesses.

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Statements have to be clear and specific.

 
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