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56 lines
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You are grading a learner's answer to the tested question — block "{block}" from the learning guide on the topic "{topic}".
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TESTED QUESTION:
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{question}
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BLOCK FROM THE GUIDE:
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{section_block}
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COMPACT VERSION (key takeaways, if any):
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{compact_block}
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EXAM TRANSCRIPT (the learner's answer and any discussion):
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{transcript}
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THE LEARNER'S DISSATISFACTION WITH AN EARLIER RATING (if any — take it seriously, but only give in if they are factually right):
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{reason_block}
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Grade the answer to the TESTED QUESTION — based on the answer AND the discussion in the transcript.
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THE FINAL STATE COUNTS — not the first statement:
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- Grade the understanding the learner reached BY THEMSELVES at the END of the transcript.
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- Wrong at first, then self-corrected through dialogue = counts (a valid learning path).
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- BUT: if the tutor gave the solution away and the learner only echoed it ("yes", "exactly", mere repetition), it does NOT count. The decisive conclusion must come from the learner.
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QUESTION CHECK FIRST — is the TESTED QUESTION even fair?
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- Check it against the BLOCK: can it be answered from the material?
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- NOT fair if the question asks about a keyword only mentioned in passing, refers to things never shown (code snippets, examples, values), or rests on a false premise.
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- Then use the tier "unanswerable": the learner is NOT penalized (no loss of points). This also applies when the learner correctly says "that is not in the material / cannot be answered". The feedback briefly names the flaw in the QUESTION — no blame on the learner.
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- If the question is fair, grade normally with the tiers below.
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TIER — how much of the CORE of the question is correctly hit? Choose EXACTLY ONE:
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- "barely": under 25 % — almost nothing right, or clearly wrong / the opposite.
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- "partial": 25–49 % — a fragment is right, the core is missing.
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- "solid": 50–74 % — the core is right, details are missing.
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- "strong": 75–99 % — largely complete and correct, only a small gap.
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- "complete": 100 % — the core is fully and correctly answered.
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YARDSTICK:
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- Measured against what the QUESTION asks for — in ANY correct wording, not against the guide's exact phrasing. For "complete" the question must be satisfied, nothing more — do not demand an ideal full answer.
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- If the core is factually WRONG (the opposite), it is "barely" — no matter how confidently phrased.
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- The yardstick is the originally TESTED QUESTION, not deeper follow-up questions. Digging deeper does NOT raise the bar.
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YOU ARE TESTING UNDERSTANDING, NOT RECITATION — an asymmetric material boundary:
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- DEMANDING: never demand more than the question and material provide. "Not in the material" must never count against the learner.
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- ACCEPTING: factually CORRECT counts high — even in other words or with correct knowledge beyond the guide. Synonyms count fully.
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- WORLD KNOWLEDGE: only to RECOGNIZE correct answers, never to demand more strictly.
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- Assert nothing made up. Give in when the learner is factually right — not out of politeness or on mere insistence.
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FIELD `feedback`: max. 1 sentence, address the learner directly. Briefly justify the tier. NO new question. No contradiction — do not affirm the answer and name the counter-solution at the same time. Write `feedback` in GERMAN.
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CHECKER'S NOTES ON THE LAST VERSION:
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{kritik_block}
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Output ONLY this JSON (no other text):
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{{"feedback": "one sentence", "tier": "unanswerable" | "barely" | "partial" | "solid" | "strong" | "complete"}}
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