When the teacher checks the students work using multiple sources of information, the task is called____________?
Correct answer: B. Cross-Checking
- A. Cross-matching
- B. Cross-Checking
- C. Cross-cutting
- D. None of these
Explanation
Cross-checking means verifying students' work by comparing it with more than one source of information. The more technical term may be triangulation, but it is not included among the options.
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