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Comprehensive Evaluation Methods for Clear Communication

Explore various evaluation techniques like testing, justifying, interpreting, and verifying to enhance clarity and comprehension in communication. Learn to analyze, infer, generate, and apply knowledge effectively. Improve your ability to organize and synthesize information for concise and accurate communication.

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Comprehensive Evaluation Methods for Clear Communication

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  1. Testing Terms 2012-2013

  2. Evaluate/Evaluation • To ascertain the value of; to examine and judge carefully

  3. Justify/ Justification • To demonstrate or prove to be valid; give reasons for; explain

  4. Interpret/interpretation • To explain the meaning of; to conceive the significance of; to present the meaning of

  5. Verify • To prove the truth of with evidence; substantiate

  6. Clarity/Clarification • To make clear or easier to understand; to clear of confusion or uncertainty

  7. Explicate/Explication • To make clear the meaning of; explain fully

  8. paraphrase • To restate a text or passage in another form or other words

  9. enhance • To make greater, as in value, beauty, or effectiveness; to improve

  10. Convey • To communicate or make known; impart

  11. Analyze/analysis • To examine methodically by separating into parts and studying their interrelations

  12. Infer/Inference • To conclude from evidence; to draw a reasonable or logical conclusion that has not been stated outright

  13. Generate • To produce or construct from something given ( To generate ideas is to produce or construct new thoughts from text)

  14. Determine • To decide conclusively after examination

  15. Identify • To determine the origin, characteristics, or nature of

  16. Recognize • To know or identify from past experience and knowledge

  17. Apply knowledge • To put something already known or understand to use

  18. Comprehend • To take in the meaning, nature, or importance of

  19. Respond to • To make a reply to; to react to

  20. Organize • To put together into an orderly , functional, structured whole

  21. Compose • To make or create by putting together parts or elements

  22. synthesize • To combine skillfully so as to form a new complex product; to blend together skillfully

  23. Audience • The readership for printed matter; those targeted to see, hear, or read

  24. concise • Expressing much in a few words

  25. Accurate/Accurately • The state or quality of being correct

  26. Appropriate/appropriately • Suitable for a particular person, condition, occasion, or place.

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