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confidence
Confidence and writing quality are different.
Class 11 · English Medium · Cambridge · English
Speaking, listening and presentation
Make an evidence-based presentation and handle a challenge to a claim.
Original Kidemy Class 11 progression. This level has its own text, examples and questions. Curriculum versions share the progression; complete board-specific coverage still needs specification matching and additional material.
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A presentation separates the main claim from examples, evidence and limits. A question can challenge an assumption without attacking the speaker. A good response acknowledges what the evidence cannot establish and states what further information would help.
Worked example
After a presentation on peer feedback, a listener asks whether confidence scores establish better writing. A useful reply distinguishes confidence from assessed writing performance.
- Read the text and identify the purpose.
- Support your answer with a specific detail.
- Revise meaning, structure and accuracy.
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to
Apply to expresses scope.
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assumption
An assumption is a premise not established within the argument.
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No. The pilot measured reported confidence; independent writing assessment would be needed to evaluate quality.
Acknowledge the limit directly.
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Show the measured outcome, sample and limits, then propose a fair assessment for the next trial.
Use evidence categories, not invented results.
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Present a three-minute claim, invite a challenge and revise the conclusion if needed.
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- Use the stated evidence or givens.
- Show reasoning rather than only a result.
- Review and explain one correction.
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