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Oscar says that student evaluations are the best assessment of teacher performance. This is supported by the implied premise that students are in the best position to judge a teacher.

Bettina says that peer evaluations may be a good supplement or a better alternative to assess teacher performance. Why? Because students generally fail to appreciate the impact of a teacher until years later, and student evaluations are conducted right at the end of a class.

We need a statement Oscar and Bettina disagree on. They disagree on whether student evaluations are the best way to evaluate teachers. Oscar thinks that student evaluations are the best, but Bettina thinks peer evaluations could be a better alternative.

Oscar agrees, but Bettina does not express an opinion on this statement. Bettina thinks that peer evaluations may be better for judging a teacher’s performance, but we can't assume that she thinks students are incapable of the same.

Bettina agrees, but Oscar does not express an opinion on this statement. Oscar only concludes that students are the best group to judge a teacher’s performance, he does not express an opinion about whether students' opinions change.

Oscar and Bettina disagree on this statement. Oscar would agree that student evaluations are optimal. Bettina would disagree because students don’t appreciate the impact of a teacher until years after the assessment takes place.

Oscar disagrees, but Bettina does not express an opinion on this statement. Bettina thinks peer evaluations may be a better alternative to student evaluations, but she does not express that student evaluations should never be used.

Bettina agrees, but Oscar does not express an opinion on this statement. We can’t assume Oscar thinks or knows when student evaluations are conducted.

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