Sentences with phrase «evaluative role»
It is not clear that the OEA will be able to provide a system - wide evaluative mechanism for these agreements, as opposed to a more nitty - gritty evaluative role which focuses on how individual agreements are implemented.
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It turns on the facts and the application to them of common - sense, an essentially evaluative role for the judge of first instance.
But as it has become clear that teachers — not scripted programs — teach, the reading coach's evaluative role has been replaced with one of supporting and advancing teachers» development.
Because coaches do not have an evaluative role, I have learned my primary job is to help teachers be reflective with regard to particular areas of focus, rather than tell them what they are doing right or wrong.
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Course participants will gain an overview of the different forms of evaluation of work targeting fathers and methods that might be used in undertaking them; increased awareness on the kinds of agencies and professionals who might be involved in targeting fathers; understanding of the ethical issues, role of monitoring and other forms of record keep as part of the evaluation process; and understanding of the use of evaluative processes as part of organisational and project development
«What I knew I had to do in the beginning was make it clear my role was not evaluative.»
«And because trust is key, their roles are not evaluative.»
Evaluative criteria clearly are essential for summative evaluations, but teachers also are recognizing their role in improving performance.
This session will provide ideas and suggestions for coaches or trainers of coaches who will be working with teachers in either an evaluative or nonevaluative role.
The school participants will be able to reflect upon the different theories concerning the development of emotion, and to investigate related themes like emotion regulation, affective social learning, the role of imagination, play and humor in our affective education, the development of social and moral emotions, the role of emotional learning in the shaping of our evaluative outlook, and psychopathologies of emotion development.
Self - evaluative consequences of social support receipt: The role of context self - relevance.
Bernichon, T., Cook, K.E., Brown, J.D. (2003) Seeking self - evaluative feedback: the interactive role of global self - esteem and specific self - views.
The role of culture and cultural context: A mandate for inclusion, the discovery of truth, and understanding in evaluative theory and practice (pp. 21 — 39).