Sentences with phrase «incomplete measure»

But if the scores are flawed, biased, or incomplete measures of learning or teacher effectiveness, the models won't pick that up.

The board wants to include students» test scores as part of a teacher's performance review, something union leaders have opposed because they believe that standardized test results are an unfair and incomplete measure of a teacher.

But Peterson sees Ultragrain as an incomplete measure and thinks there's another, more fundamental solution to the bitterness problem that would work for any flour type.

Conversely, value - added measures are dependent on specific student tests, each of which is an incomplete measure of all the outcomes we want to see.

We agree that test scores are an incomplete measure of a school's purpose.

However, we noted at the time that Dr. Pielke was only considering the heating of the upper 700 meter ocean layer, which is also an incomplete measure of global warming.

Solar Cycle Driven by More than Sunspots; Sun Also Bombards Earth with High - Speed Streams of Wind From an NCAR press release September 17, 2009 BOULDER — Challenging conventional wisdom, new research finds that the number of sunspots provides an incomplete measure of changes in the Sun's impact on Earth over the course of the 11 - year solar cycle.