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The Plan of Your Presentation
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CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT OR ONE FINAL EXAMINATION?
A proposal for education reform is being discussed by students , teachers, parents, experts, etc. It still hasn't been decided how students will be assessed at the end of their secondary school education.
Before making the final decision , the Ministry of Education is interested
in what students have to say about this rather controversial ' issue.
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