Such statements specify observable abilities learners should demonstrate after instruction—these are learning outcomes guiding teaching and assessment.
Option A:
Time tables schedule classes; they do not describe expected learner performance.
Option B:
Outcomes specify what students will be able to do (observable achievement), matching the stem.
Option C:
Budgets concern finance, not learning achievements.
Option D:
Holidays are calendar breaks, unrelated to learning performance statements.
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