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DOUBLE QUESTION ESSAY “Final Exams” Examinations have always been set as the perfect grounding for assessment in order to form great intellectual minds for whom the future is to build. Ever since the latter concept was found, teachers have tended to guarantee their students' successful knowledge grasping by evaluating them with an exam at the end of each semester in many countries. It is agreed on that final exams are the perfect way for any classroom manager to keep an eye on her/his pupils and students' progress all along their studying journey, though there is more than a way and type aside from the latter that ensures it. One of the many reasons for which several universities and schools adapt the evaluation system via final exams is to closely observe over their elements' learning process. Unlike what most people think, exams are not set for obtaining certain grades only but also to assess their understanding and what it lacks so they would be fulfilled in the proceeding study term. For instance, the final exam of the first trimester of a third year elementary students of languages was set upon the grammatical structure of sentences. Though the pupils have well-mastered it for that almost all of their answers were correct, some particular words were used to give an unappropriate meaning; they did not learn effectively their language's semantic area. In the second semester, their teacher chose to give more space to learn the meaning of words through practical tips such as the "Guess what" activities accompanied with using each in a sentence to cover-up their illustrated lack. Besides it being a mean for improvement, it also examines how efficient the teacher's courses and method are. In other words, students' performance in exams feedbacks the teacher's efforts in choosing his way of explaining and course content, and how both contribute in either the student's failure or success. For example, the majority of a first year class students hit low scores, and the problem must have been in either the method they are being taught with or the course materials. When the teacher changed her method and included more of audio visual m, improvement is seen. At last, they prepare one for the life-defining graduation exams. When getting used to evaluation atmosphere, one is sparred from the big block-ashoulder stress and anxiety that weakens his/her performance. A student who is always assessed all along his studying journey would be more likely relieved than the one who is not so familiar with the latter; he would be focused on what to answer and undergoes the test rather than how to calm himself off. For all that is mentioned above of vivid reasons, final exams are recommended and adapted in nearly all countries. It is true that assessing one's students via exams at the end of each semester is efficient, but there are other ways by which the latter is sought. Final exams in many other countries are set by the end of each year instead of it being twice a year. Teachers are obtained with similar feedbacks of those resulted from the first method for that it doesn't only give them sufficient time to learn more and revise, but also spare them from the burden of stress related to exams. If bachelor students in Algeria are put to be assessed, for instance, by the end of their year, they would have more time to focus on learning rather than worrying about the timeline of their brains' doomsday. Another successful procedure is to announce for exams until the administrative responsibles feel their elements ready enough. The psychological aspects of students such as readiness are held in great esteem
for that fear of failure, state of being under stress and the weight of restricted rules can be too much for a newly-motivated learner, and drags him to fall on his own face. For example, the Japanese educational system assigns no tests nor exams in all the first three years of their students' studying journey tee because they care about the psychological aspect of their future-building minds. They are well-acknowledged with the fact that if their students were to endure such pressure, motivation would lessen and, thus, many would choose not to ask for this weighing knowledge and soon would cut the trail of their studies. In addition to these direct assessments, some adapt the oblique kind of evaluation. What students make of efforts on a year-long from participating, presenting, doing homework, and ascending in the scale of improvement in many countries are taken into great measures. Students might perform less in exams due to different factors such as stress, confusion, or even personal issues to blur his vision upon all else, thus, judging his performance regardless to all these would be unfair. That is why this method is most recommended along with final exams that vary according to each perspective and required needs. In many countries, final exams established by the end of each semester are one of the chosen forms that are used to assess students. The reason behind such procedures is to check students' unclaimed lacks in their processing of information, help them learn how to undergo stress related to exams by getting used to testing atmosphere, and for the teacher to examine his courses and they way they are explained. Though this method is agreed on as an efficient one, there are other types of assessments such as the ones held until the end of a year, delay them for three years until they are ready enough, or set them just for the formality but not as a crucial self-evaluation. The best kind of assessment, in my opinion, is the latter mentioned for that it takes in account all the students' efforts during their study term along with final exams performance which makes it considering and perfect for the task....