Which evaluation is usually conducted at the end of a nursing course to judge whether the overall objectives have been achieved?

Correct answer: C. Summative evaluation

  • A. Diagnostic evaluation
  • B. Formative evaluation
  • C. Summative evaluation
  • D. Informal observation

Explanation

Summative evaluation is conducted at the end of a course or instructional unit to judge overall achievement. Formative evaluation occurs during learning and helps identify areas needing improvement.

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