PTE

Not allowing students to consult books or notes during an assessment.

An unfinished version of a piece of writing that can still be changed.

Information about a learner's work or performance that can guide improvement.

Teaching the basic ideas of a subject for learners beginning it.

Allowing students to consult specified reference materials during an assessment.

A brief plan showing the main points and organization of a piece of work.

Some of the available points awarded for work that is partly correct or shows a valid method.

Active involvement in a discussion or other learning activity.

An assessment used to decide which course level best matches a student's current knowledge or skills.

the act of presenting someone else's words or ideas as your own without acknowledgment

To take an examination or assessment again.

To change written work in order to improve its ideas, structure, or expression.

A person who supports an instructor by helping with classes, student questions, or assessment.

To study material or solve a set of problems carefully, dealing with its parts in sequence.

A session in which participants develop a skill through guided activities and practice.

careful examination of information, or an interpretation developed from examining its parts and relationships

to examine information carefully by considering its parts and their relationships

comparison group used to assess the effect of a study intervention

Facts or information collected for use, including information represented in a form that computers can process.

organized collection of data used in an investigation or analysis

information or observations used to support or challenge a claim or explanation

a result or observation reported from a study, investigation, or analysis

to explain the meaning or importance of data, results, or evidence

arithmetic average obtained by dividing a sum by its number of values

process or result of determining a characteristic using a specified procedure

set of written questions used to collect information

A source that provides information with sufficient accuracy, relevant knowledge, and support to be trusted for a particular purpose.

overall plan connecting a research question with data collection and analysis

specific question a study is designed to answer