Sentences with phrase «meaningful indicators»

For reasons I will discuss at greater length in the next post, I think attainment is a more meaningful indicator of long - term benefits than achievement test results.

Thus it becomes realistic to envision plastic food wrap that incorporates flexible, disposable gas sensors, providing a more meaningful indicator of food freshness than the sell - by date.

Other answers may require a little investigation, as well as awareness that the most meaningful indicators of quality can't always be reduced to numbers.

Or are there more meaningful indicators of the schools mission and what students should know and do?

Chinese GDP measures aggregate growth and not productive growth, which is the more meaningful indicator.

ESSA allows states to shift the focus from collecting and reporting data to ensuring that the data is turned into meaningful indicators of student progress and achievement.

States are committed to using new and meaningful indicators in accountability, reporting, and diagnostic systems.

This appears to contradict Greene's claim that «attainment is a more meaningful indicator of long - term benefits than achievement test results.»

I hope in the weeks to come that a set of meaningful indicators of educational quality and opportunity come out of the legislative debate on ESEA reauthorization.

«A meaningful indicator to watch in the future is the value of «made in China» goods within other Asian countries» clothing exports to the world,» he said.

Here I present fairer and more meaningful indicators to compare MPs» expenses, using the latest expenses data for Members of the UK House of Commons (2014 - 15).

I'm not sure I agree with using heart rate max as any meaningful indicator of fat burning during the workout.

Yesterday you wrote: «For reasons I will discuss at greater length in the next post, I think attainment is a more meaningful indicator of long - term benefits than achievement test results.»

The «value added» — what instructors contribute to student growth on tests — is a more meaningful indicator of progress than the absolute numerical targets in the federal No Child Left Behind law, advocates say.

We will have meaningful indicators to show us in black and white what educators have been saying all along: Not all students have what they need for success.