End of Course Exam (EoC)
Definition
An End of Course Exam is a comprehensive assessment administered at the end of a course to evaluate students' understanding of key concepts covered throughout the term. It measures overall knowledge retention and mastery of subject-specific content.
Analogy
Think of an End of Course Exam as reaching the finish line in a race. It's the final test that determines how well you've absorbed and applied everything you've learned during the course, just like crossing the finish line shows your overall performance in a race.
Related terms
Standardized Test: A test administered under uniform conditions to ensure fairness and consistency across different students or schools.
Content Domain: The specific areas of knowledge or skills covered by an End of Course Exam.
Proctor: An individual who supervises and ensures the integrity of an End of Course Exam administration.
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