Discussion
A teacher goes through the student’s notebooks and gives remarks. This is called as ............. .
Answer: C
Going through notebooks and writing remarks is called evaluation.
Evaluation means judging the quality or worth of a learner's work against some standard and communicating that judgement. When a teacher reads the notebooks and writes remarks such as 'good', 'incomplete' or 'revise this sum', the teacher is passing a value judgement on the work, which is evaluation.
'Notebook checking' and 'daily remarks' merely describe the physical activity and are not terms of educational measurement. The key reserves 'assessment' for the wider, systematic gathering of information about learning (tests, observation, assignments), of which the remark is the evaluative end product.
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