True: The assessment process should be planned and communicated to learners and parents prior to instruction, Assessment strategies must align with the prescribed curriculum objectives and with the teaching strategies used, Assessment must be fair and designed to enable each student to demonstrate the full extent of their own learning, Assessments should measure how well students learn as well as what they have learned, Assessment instruments should be highly varied in type; assessments should cover a full range of instructional objectives including knowledge, skills, and affective items, Evaluation is usually described as formative or summative., Assessments should be given throughout a unit or course to monitor student progress and provide feedback., Assessments should be designed to accommodate different learning styles and abilities., Assessment results are important for both students and teachers to identify areas of strength and weakness., Teachers should provide constructive feedback on assessments to help students improve., Students should be allowed to review their assessments and ask questions to clarify any misunderstandings., Assessments may or may not be timed, depending on their purpose and the needs of the students., False: Assessments should only be given at the end of a unit or course., The same assessment can be used for all students, regardless of their learning styles or abilities., Assessment results are not important as long as students participate in class., Assessments should be designed to trick or confuse students., Students should not be allowed to review their assessments or ask questions about them., Assessments should only focus on memorization of facts, not understanding or application., Teachers should not provide feedback on assessments, as it may discourage students., Assessments should not be adjusted for students with disabilities or special needs., Cheating on assessments is acceptable as long as the student is not caught., Assessments should always be timed to create a sense of urgency and pressure for students., Students should not be allowed to review their assessments and ask questions to clarify any misunderstandings., Assessments shouldn't assess understanding and application of concepts, not just memorization of facts.,

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