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Introduction
In the next set of activities you will be able to test your knowledge about the handouts provided by the teacher during class. The topics included are "Homework", "Evaluation and Grading" and "Concept Maping". The present work was made beside my peers from Learning Evaluation class Daniel Gallegos and Diana Jiménez. There are three sections in this set of excercises: True or false questions, Matching excercises and fill the blanks excersices.










Conclusion


To had done this activity was an important feedback durin the making process. I had to examine the texts twice to make sure that the test was comprehensible enough. The most challenging part was find the right excersice where my information could be presented. I hope this product will help to my peers in understanding the information presented in the handouts.

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  1. Unknown3 de julio de 2017 a las 19:20

    Hi Isaias, I think you did a good job in this entry. However I think in your conclusion instead of writing: "To had done" you should write: "Doing this activity".

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