- Inconsistent checking across different evaluators
- Subjective feedback without clear mark justification
- Unclear understanding of why marks were awarded or deducted
- Over-dependence on individual mentors with varying standards
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Separate assessment of introduction, body, conclusion, and examples. Structure and content depth are evaluated independently. Missing dimensions lead to defined penalties.
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