What does CA stand for?

Coal and Allied

Coast Anaheim

Coast Angel

Coast Artistic

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Continuous Assessment

Continuous Assessment is an educational evaluation method where students' progress is assessed regularly throughout a course or academic period, rather than relying solely on a single final examination. This can include a variety of assignments such as quizzes, homework, projects, presentations, essays, laboratory work, and class participation. The grades from these ongoing tasks contribute to the student's overall final grade. When discussing grading methods, pedagogical approaches, or curriculum design, CA is a widely recognized term. You might also encounter it in discussions about "formative assessment," "summative assessment," or "coursework."

The purpose of Continuous Assessment is often to provide ongoing feedback to students, identify learning gaps early, encourage consistent effort, and reduce the high-stakes pressure of a single exam. It's a prevalent practice in many education systems worldwide.

Coat of Arms

A Coat of Arms is a heraldic visual design on an escutcheon, or shield, that symbolizes the identity and heritage of a person, family, or institution. Historically, these emblems were used in battle to identify knights and nobles, but today they serve as a mark of prestige and tradition. Universities often adopt Coats of Arms to reflect their history, values, and aspirations, incorporating symbols that represent their academic mission and community.

The design of a Coat of Arms is governed by heraldic rules and typically includes elements such as a shield, crest, motto, and supporters. Each component carries specific meanings, with colors, patterns, and imagery chosen to convey particular attributes or achievements. For a university, the Coat of Arms is not only a symbol of pride but also a reminder of its commitment to excellence and service to society.

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