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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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The context
I would like to know if this context of the title is correct or wrong:
Evaluation teachers of Natural Sciences' performance in the intermediate level in the light of the international standards of the Scientific Educational
Evaluation teachers of Natural Sciences' performance in the intermediate level in the light of the international standards of the Scientific Educational
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I'm not sure I understand your question. "context" refers to the situation in which the words are used, and you've not explained what that is. " "of the Scientific Educational" doesn't make sense.
- I'm not sure I understand your question.
- "context" refers to the situation in which the words are used, and you've not explained what that is.
- " "of the Scientific Educational" doesn't make sense.
- I don't know if there are some words missing and it's in capitals because it's the name of an official standards body, or if it should read "in the light of international standards of scientific education".
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I'm not sure I understand your question. "context" refers to the situation in which the words are used, and you've not explained what that is.
Looking just at the words you wrote, I'd be tempted to rearrange to avoid the slightly awkward "teachers of Natural Sciences' performance":
"Evaluation of the performance of teachers of natural sciences at the intermediate level in the l
Looking just at the words you wrote, I'd be tempted to rearrange to avoid the slightly awkward "teachers of Natural Sciences' performance":
"Evaluation of the performance of teachers of natural sciences at the intermediate level in the l
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