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Set Up Score Templates (CA and Exam) in Akadaa

Set how every subject's marks are split, two tests and an exam, as your school's default score template in Akadaa.

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For primary and secondary schools. The exams officer sets how every subject's marks are split: two tests of twenty and an exam of sixty, as the school default. Max score is what a teacher types each part out of; weight is what it counts towards the total of one hundred, and Akadaa warns in amber until the weights add up to one hundred. Then see the teacher's score sheet follow the template.

Define the assessment parts
Set the school’s default score template, such as two tests and an examination.
Check maxima and weights
Max score is what the teacher enters each part out of; weight is its contribution to the total. Resolve the warning until the weights total one hundred.
Check the teacher’s sheet
Open the teaching account’s score sheet to confirm that the configured parts appear correctly.

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