Sentences with phrase «common piece of evidence»

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Teachers felt like conversations were less adversarial with video as a common piece of evidence.

Performance management software that supports coaching ties qualitative feedback to a common piece of evidence like a lesson plan, sample student work, or video of teaching.

Because videos create a common piece of evidence, observers and teachers can reflect on lessons together and engage in open, productive dialogue and form authentic partnerships.

Recording teacher performance not only provides a common piece of evidence, but according to Harvard University's Best Foot Forward study, teachers felt that the administrators who used video were more likely to evaluate them fairly.

«One is it gives you a common piece of evidence to discuss with an instructional coach or supervisor.

Eyewitness testimony is one of the most common pieces of evidence presented in the court room, yet volumes of research from the last three decades shows that it is also one of the most unreliable.

Not exact matches

A piece of evidence can be consistent with multiple, contradictory theories that just happen to have that particular piece of evidence in common.

A third piece of evidence relates to the last common ancestor of the two known leprosy bacteria, which completed reductive evolution around 10 million years ago, resulting in a lean genome and the loss of free - living ability.

«This is one more piece of evidence that nearly all stars have planets, and that potentially habitable planets in our Galaxy are as common as grains of sand on a beach.»

He also performed an extensive analysis of over 20,000 samples of dairy products sent to him at two - week or four - week intervals from all over the world and created charts of the seasonal fluctuation of the amounts of fat - soluble vitamins in the butter and found that in each district, the government records for pneumonia and heart disease showed a pattern inversely associated with the fat - soluble vitamin content, which was one of many pieces of evidence supporting his theory that tooth decay and other degenerative diseases shared a common nutritional cause.

In their review piece, Steinberg and Lacoe conclude there is insufficient evidence to determine the efficacy of common practices and policies proposed in discipline reforms, in large part because they have been implemented so recently.

Video takes the angst out of evaluation because it gives teachers and their observers a common, objective piece of evidence on which to base their conversation.

The most common one involves listening to a conversation between several different characters and pointing out a contradiction with either a piece of evidence from the crime scene or within the dialogue itself.

When discussing climate science and looking at individual pieces of evidence and common myths, it's easy to lose sight of the forest for the trees.

A good piece of advice if you have been injured in a car accident or in a slip and fall and have a herniated disc, is to speak with an experienced personal injury lawyer before you file a claim to learn about some of the common disputes that can arise with these claims, including the type of evidence needed to prove a claim and to learn how most insurance companies respond to these claims.

There are pieces of evidence suggesting that alexithymic traits are common in mothers (and fathers) of female patients affected by eating disorders (30, 31).