Sentences with phrase «numeric score»

Although the sheer scope of data is useful in analyzing a school's strengths and weaknesses, the state uses a complicated formula to convert the data into a composite numeric score for each school that's intended to help the public.

For clarification, a new numeric scoring system is cross referenced with the previous levels and also links to projected GCSE grades (old grading system).

You can ask users to give an overall numeric score or star rating for different aspects of the transaction, and to leave their comments in the text section.

An accountability system that takes this into account will not aim to generate simple numeric scores that are expected to increase from 1 to 200 (as NCLB did) but will instead offer measures and interpretation of measures that reflect and refract the multiple possibilities of learning.

«Their performance is then quantified to give a final numeric score - the bigger the score, the faster the tablet.

Allison Timberlake, Georgia's director of accountability, is sympathetic to these concerns, but her state already is trying to respond to local concerns that the state's numeric score for schools doesn't provide the public with a nuanced look at school performance.

The numeric score of 61 the Empire State received ties it for 30th on the list, which is part of the Washington D.C. - based organization's State Integrity Investigation.

In addition to a numeric score and a ranking, the index categorizes countries as one of four regime types full democracies, flawed democracies, hybrid regimes and authoritarian regimes.

The glycemic index (GI) assigns a numeric score to a food based on how drastically it makes your blood sugar rise.

TMSC is a useful feature that allows users to assign a numeric score to each partner and, thus, rank multiple partners from most compatible to least compatible.

But a lot of time, I just want to look at some short verdicts, pros and cons and the numeric scores so I don't read into any potential spoilers.

Your student's numeric score is displayed above the meter.

API is a numeric score used for school accountability purposes ranging from 200 to 1,000 that summarizes a school's performance on California's standardized tests.

The grades would continue to be based on a numeric score ranging from 0 - 100, but a different formula than the one DPI created in 2012 would be used for calculating the score.

The shift to a numeric scoring system for GCSEs is playing havoc with this year's results, as Attainment 8 results drop and more schools fall below the Progress...

Currently, only instruments that yield some sort of numeric score (as opposed to a qualitative description of teacher knowledge) are included in the database.

Summative evaluation is typically quantitative, using numeric scores or letter grades to assess learner achievement.

A study of 6th graders found that adding a numeric score to written comments wiped out the benefits of the comments, presumably because «students who got the high scores didn't need to read the comments and students who got low scores didn't want to» (p. 109).

Your credit score is a numeric score determined using a formula that takes five factors into account:

FICO scores are a summation of proprietary algorithms that calculate a numeric score based upon entries in your credit profile.

There's a free pseudo-credit score report site that I use, Credit Karma, that seems to do a decent job in generating a numeric score and tracks that score over time.

... our staff must assign a numeric score, from 0 - 100, to each review that is not already scored by the critic.