Sentences with phrase «meaningful evidence»

They acquired the necessary organizational support, developed the knowledge and skill they needed through various activities, and gathered meaningful evidence on the effectiveness of their solution.

Using the Formative Content Bank, teachers can confidently build quizzes and tests that provide meaningful evidence of student understanding and can make informed instructional decisions.

Longitudinal studies can overcome some of these difficulties, thereby providing meaningful evidence comparing one method with another.

If schools and teachers can collect and accumulate meaningful evidence from students» everyday interactions with games and other digital tools, we have the potential to create new models of students» knowledge and skills that expand our ability to both understand and influence student learning.

That's why they are not meaningful evidence.

For the last four decades, students» scores on standardized tests have increasingly been regarded as the most meaningful evidence for evaluating U.S. schools.

In general, teachers draw on hunches and do not use meaningful evidence / data to respond to students» needs and to drive instructional change

«We're pleased to partner with Boston Public Schools and help educators gather meaningful evidence of student learning.

«This partnership makes it easier for districts to gather meaningful evidence of student learning through well - aligned, high - quality assessment content.

But I also know that because of that this «game» probably wasn't as interesting for fans hoping to really glean some meaningful evidence of progress from this team.

«People have thought IQ is fixed or that it becomes stable very early in life, but here is meaningful evidence that variation happens and continues well into adolescence.»

«Driven largely by commercial interests, many clinical studies generate more noise than meaningful evidence,» Naci and Ioannidis conclude.

They are no angels certainly the conspiracy theories have no meaningful evidence to support them.

So far the Ostriches have it, but all meaningful evidence suggests that over the next few years the Ostriches are going to feel like turkeys — at Thanksgiving.

Absent some meaningful evidence of a meeting of the minds between counterparties, it is hard to conclude that we are getting the mutual gains from trade we hope contracts produce, and a mere click isn't very good evidence of assent to particular terms.

By contrast, now that the existence and general nature of the relationships, and the conflicts of interests that they presented, are publicly known, the legitimate interest in disclosure of the details of those relationships is limited to whether the e-mails provide any meaningful evidence that those conflicts may have contributed to any inappropriate actions affecting City business.

We've already heard a couple of times that Huawei is planning to launch the Mate 10 Pro on AT&T, and there's even some meaningful evidence to back that up.