A generally agreed principle for reporting to parents is:
A) the relative weight attached to categories to make up the final grade should be varied based on the students' abilities.
B) the basis for comparing students' performance should be known only to the teacher.
C) any summary judgments made in the report must be supported by data.
D) clarity is less important than accuracy.

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It is important that any summary judgments made in the report must be supported by data. This ensures that the report is objective and accurate. The other options, such as varying the weight of categories based on student ability, keeping the basis for comparison unknown, and prioritizing accuracy over clarity, can be subjective and potentially unfair to students or parents.

A Generally Agreed Principle for Reporting to Parents Is