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Difference between evaluate, assess and discuss? (1 Viewer)
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From my school diary 
Don't know if this is much help.
Analyse - Identify components and their relationship between them; draw out and relate implications.
Discuss - Identify issues and provide points for/against.
Evaluate - Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of
EDIT: How did I confuse analyse with assess?
I won't correct it, seeing as somebody else already has provided the exact definition.
Don't know if this is much help.
Analyse - Identify components and their relationship between them; draw out and relate implications.
Discuss - Identify issues and provide points for/against.
Evaluate - Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of
EDIT: How did I confuse analyse with assess?
I won't correct it, seeing as somebody else already has provided the exact definition.
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Kelly47
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Evaluate:
The law is very effective in achieving justice, as can be seen from its reform of law.
Assess:
This experiment is not very effective, as can be seen by many things such as cases around the world, results obtained, and a large number of other factors.
Discuss:
The study of ancient history allows us to learn many things about the past. Though there are issues, such as conservation and reconstruction. Both have positive and negative points, and both are important (you would then go on to talk about these points).
I hope that helped and that I didn't screw them up lol.
The law is very effective in achieving justice, as can be seen from its reform of law.
Assess:
This experiment is not very effective, as can be seen by many things such as cases around the world, results obtained, and a large number of other factors.
Discuss:
The study of ancient history allows us to learn many things about the past. Though there are issues, such as conservation and reconstruction. Both have positive and negative points, and both are important (you would then go on to talk about these points).
I hope that helped and that I didn't screw them up lol.
Kelly47
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Hopefully you're still awake. With both, it's up to you. You can discuss advantages and/or disadvantages, just make sure you have evidence. The only difference between assess and evaluate is that:
Evaluate: Make a judgement based on criteria
Assess: Make a judgement (more broad).
And you're welcome.
Evaluate: Make a judgement based on criteria
Assess: Make a judgement (more broad).
And you're welcome.