Sentences with phrase «more holistic assessment»
Lorne Sossin, Osgoode Hall Law School's dean, noted in the same article that Canadian law schools are «moving away from a more formulaic approach... and toward a more holistic assessment.»
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«I think here we're moving away from a more formulaic approach, keeping the LSAT in mind, and toward a more holistic assessment.
The groups call for a more holistic assessment of real climate change solutions, not more «Business As Usual» economic analyses that imply we should accept a dead planet, or the suffering of millions if it is «more affordable.»
In Allanbrook's March 7 letter, she links to a speech delivered by principal Bowman and writes, «Jamaal suggests that all parents exercise their right to opt out of high stakes testing, advising parents to demand more holistic assessment of their children.
The opt - out movement has started to push policymakers to roll back testing requirements and consider alternative, more holistic assessments of student achievement.
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«This is a very exciting finding, as it suggests that geovisualizations can contribute to people's understanding and assessment of different management options by providing a more holistic view of coastal places.»
Performance assessments offer a richer, more holistic approach to evaluating what students know and can do.
Education leaders with different perspectives could cooperate through constructive feedback, which in turn created a more holistic, integrated approach in creating competency - based assessments.
A focus on any one element (social and emotional learning, for example) inevitably leads to others (like assessment and support) as a school sees students» development through a more holistic lens.
We support creative approaches to develop local, holistic assessments that provide more insight than a one - size - fits - all exam.
Performance assessments also have the potential to transform higher education by working with other measures to provide a more holistic view of applicants in college admissions, placement, and advising.
States that submitted plans appear to have expanded their accountability systems beyond the traditional math and reading assessments, to include indicators for science, physical education, art, and school climate, allowing for a much more holistic approach to measuring student success.
I think policy makers need to take into account what we know about how people perceive and respond to risk, and apply those insights, via existing tools for risk assessment, and risk management, to make more holistic choices about keeping ourselves safe.