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Subjective assessment

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  • November 27, 2012 at 9:00 am #55808
    pt
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    Hi Mike,

    The marking scheme on discussion (or “wordy”) questions mostly have subjective assessment or one total mark on each part.

    What and how to answer this sort of questions that will be based on subjective assessment by marker?

    Thanks,
    Polly

    November 27, 2012 at 11:39 am #108861
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    Write lots of sentences! Each one with a different, correct, relevant, markable point.

    Leave a line between your paragraphs ( effectively between sentences where your sentences are, say, 2 – 3 lines long )

    So long as you write common sense, you should score a mark. There’s no “absolutely correct” words nor sequence of words which will guarantee a mark. Just write sensible, perceptive, well thought-out points

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