An occupancy-specialist class has no performance checks until a single quiz at 4 p.m. Several specialists are already practicing the field form wrong. What evaluation approach should the instructor use instead?
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Short Explanation
A single late-day quiz is an autopsy if people practiced the form wrong all morning. Watch and coach while they work — that is formative — then still give an end check so you know what stuck. Busy faces are not a score.
Full Explanation
CTT+ 5A requires evaluating learner performance throughout the training event, using both formative and summative methods. Formative checks catch occupancy-form errors while they can still be corrected; a summative end check documents whether the objective was met. A single late quiz, visual busyness, or smile-based judgments leave skill unmeasured for most of the day. Both layers belong in the same municipal class.