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              <text>CHALLENGES AFFECTING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT AT THE SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL IN BULAWAYO METROPOLITAN PROVINCE</text>
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              <text>Continuous Assessment (CA) has been introduced as part of the examination and assessment innovation in the&#13;
Zimbabwean education system. CA is intended to be added onto the traditional assessment, that is, summative&#13;
assessment in order to improve the assessment and evaluation of pupils’ performance, and ultimately the whole&#13;
process of teaching, learning and assessment. This change has led to the introduction of standardised CA at&#13;
secondary level. The qualitative study was to analyse CA practises in secondary schools of Bulawayo&#13;
Metropolitan Province. The study specifically sought to find out the different assessment strategies and their&#13;
contribution to the pupils. The qualitative methodology and a case study method were employed. Qualitative data&#13;
was generated through the researcher as a data generating instrument, questionnaires, interviews, Focus Group&#13;
Discussion documents analysis, and observations. The generated data was analysed through Thematic Content&#13;
Analysis. The results show that the majority of the teachers in the secondary schools exhibited a high level of&#13;
incompetence in the use of statistical tools, a skill for which is necessary in presenting the pupils’ performance in&#13;
a neat and logical manner. The benefit of CA is that, it is guidance oriented since it involves data generating over&#13;
a long period of time and yields more accurate data for the teacher to modify instruction. The study concludes that&#13;
the challenges in the implementation of CA included that, some teachers do not possess the required competences&#13;
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