Sentences with phrase «objective measures too»

This new car has improved in every measurable way over the previous gen, and in a few objective measures too — it's a great car.

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By mandating that all states develop annual standardized tests to measure student performance, NCLB created objective standards that could be used for other purposes, too — including as an ostensible means of judging teacher effectiveness.

More sophisticated and objective performance task measures are still, for the most part, either too expensive or still in development.

Also recall that one of the key reports that triggered the current call for VAMs, as the «more objective» measures needed to measure and therefore improve teacher effectiveness, was based on data that suggested that «too many teachers» were being rated as satisfactory or above.

Regrettably, shelters all too often use reported numbers as a marketing device and not as an objective measure of performance.

Perhaps it is too harsh to call a failure to obtain an objective measure of the child's behavior outside the home a «methodological shortcoming,» but the philosophy behind the intervention work of Patterson and his colleagues (e.g., Patterson et al., 1993) is that antisocial behavior outside the home has its origins in the home.