Sentences with phrase «different evaluation criteria»

Each of the personal loan companies use different evaluation criteria.

Having different evaluation criteria for a kindergarten teacher and a high school teacher seem appropriate to me because the skills required to be an excellent kindergarten teacher are different from the skills required to be an excellent high school teacher.

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F. H. Bradley, for example, maintains that Mill's hypothesis of different qualities of pleasure introduces a criterion besides pleasure into the evaluation of experiences (ES 117 - 20).

What makes this year different is that Cuomo is pushing for education reform measures in the budget — including a tougher teacher evaluation criteria and a receivership program for struggling (AKA «failing») schools.

FMSiS was that self evaluation tool which enabled business managers to compile file upon file of documentation to satisfy a bureaucratic need to meet more than 100 different assessment criteria.

Because districts pick their own evaluation systems, the category designations have different criteria across the state.

Mooney, a former education writer for The Star Ledger and The Record before launching the magazine, described the effort to enact a markedly different statewide evaluation program, where at least 50 - percent of the rating criteria must be based on student performance.

Teachers say they are not evaluated enough, the criteria are murky, and sometimes they receive conflicting evaluations from different administrators.

But because city schools often have multiple assistant principals, with different people focusing on instruction and operations, applying a single set of criteria to their evaluations could be complicated.

The district's current evaluation form covers 27 different criteria involving a teacher's classroom performance, lesson planning, support for student learning, professional development and attendance and punctuality — but not how well students are learning the material the state requires them to know.

First, each retailer may apply different criteria to the evaluation of distributive justice.

«Well - established» assessments fulfill the following criteria: (a) they have been presented in at least two peer - reviewed articles by different investigatory teams; (b) sufficient details have been provided to allow for critical evaluation and replication (e.g., a manual is available); and (c) detailed (e.g., statistical) information has been presented in at least one peer - reviewed article indicating good reliability and validity.