Sentences with phrase «meaningful information»

Comprehensive school climate data can powerfully support the tenets of the Whole Child initiative by providing meaningful information about how healthy, safe, engaged, supported, and challenged students feel.

Our goal is to provide meaningful information about student progress to improve teaching and learning.

Data provides meaningful information on which to base our decisions and priorities, and it allows us to celebrate progress in advancing our mission.

Need to make an attractive profile with meaningful information.

It isn't a surprise, then, that schools often struggle to translate assessment results into meaningful information for students, parents, and the community.

At the very least, law societies ought to engage in a broader study of all available regulatory options to provide the public with more meaningful information about lawyer quality.

The school's grade answered almost all the questions they wanted to know, but we realized we did a terrible job translating it into meaningful information for them.

In spite of these difficulties, we can draw meaningful information from this research.

We believe that our children deserve a better system, one that puts children's learning first and gives meaningful information about how our school system performs.

The biggest reason for this is a lack of meaningful information about judges and judicial candidates.

However, I let clients know that those who strive for a change of heart and soul will find meaningful information which will blend with their own faith traditions.

They argue, for example, that student scores can vary considerably from year to year, which means a single year's data can yield little meaningful information.

The application of statistical controls using longitudinal data systems often provide meaningful information regarding program impacts even without random assignment.

What you do with all that data is up to you — finding the best ways to extract meaningful information will be an entire challenge in and of itself.

One must write the relevant and meaningful information in your resume that will attract more and more employers.

Each interaction that users have with a brand's posts or updates contains meaningful information that brands need to use to their advantage.

When you include meaningful information (more than just your job title), you increase the chance that a recruiter will read further to learn more about you.

They're more content - driven because their whole life is about accessing different types of content and delivering meaningful information.

• Commercial Analysts are another area of need as companies act to ensure decision makers receive meaningful information and insights into the business.

The article shares very meaningful information, at least for me.

So it's imperative to ask your prospects questions that will elicit meaningful information.

This was still meaningful information due to the massive sample size (over 13,000 games) and consistent year - to - year results.

But even meaningful information is hard to remember when there's a lot of it.

Even then, brain scans provide meaningful information only in carefully designed experiments.

These trials control as many variables as possible, but the timeframe for these studies is often too short to garner meaningful information about health outcomes, which may take years to manifest.

So yours profile should be valuable and carrying meaningful information that help to find desire partner.

Perhaps you can come up with a checklist together, that's easy to use and sends home meaningful information.

That's the most meaningful information a teaser can possibly convey.

After all, such meaningful information would undermine the reported response rate, which was 66 percent for the rankings published in 2011 and 63 percent for 2012.

The platform then presents the most relevant and meaningful information based on the matter the user is seeking.

But with the advent of the Internet, lawyers know there's much more meaningful information available to look at when selecting a lawyer.

If you have enough meaningful information to fill two pages, go for it.

Are there any schools or districts out there willing to share this type of more meaningful information on the spring 2015 Smarter Balanced statewide assessments?

Data is often a closely held secret, and one might need dual degrees in statistics and computer science to dig out meaningful information from a district website or state education database.

There is a startling lack of assessments that give meaningful information to students about their growth in cognitive areas beyond the core content named in standards.

It gives you an opportunity to be seen as a safe and trusted source of meaningful information.

But in addition, citizens would be able to make better decisions about insurance coverage if they were given more meaningful information about the proximity of risk.

To classify data into meaningful information, learners utilize the provided facts on the interface.

Our findings suggest that the value - added model estimates provide meaningful information on teacher and school performance.

Current approaches to getting meaningful information from trajectories focus on comparing one trajectory to another.

We are randomizing physicians and their patients within each of the above models to receive clinically meaningful information derived from WGS plus a family history assessment versus current standard of care plus a family history assessment without the use of WGS.

The lack of meaningful information when it comes to the Kindle format has to be unsettling for libraries.

But the actual trick lies in conveying meaningful information in as little space as possible with these scannable elements.

* Lower risk of accidents: Workers will be better equipped to understand specific instructions for food preparation and be able to clearly communicate with customers and other workers to ensure meaningful information isn't lost in translation.