Norm-Referenced Evaluation Is Best Described as

question 10

Multiple Choice

Norm-referenced evaluation is best described as

• A) grading students on a curve representing a normal distribution of grades to adjust for variations in their clinical experiences
• B) grading students based on the achievement of the objectives for the course
• C) ranking students with respect to their achievement of course objectives
• D) a combination of grades on written work and a summary evaluation of clinical performance
• E) none of these

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