And, in a nod to concerns that the NCLB law placed too much emphasis
on a single test score in rating schools, the measure calls for states to consider other factors in gauging school performance, such as school climate and teacher engagement.
Not exact matches
Using DTI, researchers at Wake Forest found
in a 2014 study [26] that a
single season of high school football can produce changes
in the white matter of the brain of the type previously associated with mTBI
in the absence of a clinical diagnosis of concussion, and that these impact - related changes
in the brain are strongly associated with a postseason change
in the verbal memory composite
score from baseline
on the ImPACT neurocognitive
test.
The two basic movements
in the sitting - rising
test — lowering to the floor and standing back up — are each
scored on a 1 - to - 5 scale, with one point subtracted each time a hand or knee is used for support and 0.5 points subtracted for loss of balance; this yields a
single 10 - point scale.
Thus no system should rely solely
on the snapshot of a
single year's
test scores in making decisions about incentives or consequences.
Consistent with other research
on school effects, we find that the school a student attends can explain a substantial share of the overall variation
in test scores: that
single factor explains 34 percent of the variation
in math
scores and 24 percent of the variation for reading.
When we clump children together into a
single diagnostic category based
on test scores, we not only fail to address what might be causing the dyslexia, but we also ignore variability
in performance that limits our ability to identify individual differences.
By foregrounding the NAPLAN
score scale and proficiency bands, NAPLAN would model and promote a growth mindset
in assessment, an approach that follows naturally from recognition that learning occurs
on a continuum and that a
single year level
test is inappropriate for most students.
The problem is that such consequences place too much weight
on single - year changes
in test scores at the school level.
The corporate reform narrative is based
on three assertions, 1) that the collective voice of teachers is unwelcome
in the discussion of the direction of education, 2) that a
single metric — high stakes standardized
test scores — can discern effective schooling, and 3) that the marketplace and profit motive are the best way to improve schools.
That's the case with dozens of other «screened» high schools
in New York, too, which are selective — often highly so — but don't rely exclusively
on a
single test score to decide who gets
in.
Therefore, when policymakers seek to reward schools for improvements
in test scores, they should do so based
on multiple years rather than a
single year of data.
«The MET findings reinforce the importance of evaluating teachers based
on a balance of multiple measures of teaching effectiveness,
in contrast to the limitations of focusing
on student
test scores, value - added
scores or any other
single measure,» Weingarten said.
Schools, and those of us working
in them, are deemed «failing» based solely
on a
single test's
scores, with no consideration of the growth
in our students»
scores.
When access to rigorous programs is limited, or entry into them is handled simplistically (e.g., a child's
score on a
single test), plenty of kids who might benefit don't get drawn into the pipeline that leads to later success at the AP level and
in schools like TJ — of which there aren't enough, either.
Such provisions may have the most impact
on single - site, community - focused charters, which might be concentrating
on priorities other than standardized
test scores and whose
test results might therefore lag, at least
in the first few years of operation.
The same is true
on our Georgia Milestones
testing:
in every grade that's
tested, the
scores in math are higher, every
single time — and that's district - wide
on multiple measures
in math.»
The
single - subject focus was necessary
in this case because the focus was
on improving
scores on a particular standardized
test.
Within a
single year, the school went from
scoring in the 62nd percentile
on state
tests to the 89th percentile.
In contrast, if a student's performance
on a reading
test were reported as a
single, overall «reading comprehension»
score, this would be a large, whopper - level grain size.
«The MET findings reinforce the importance of evaluating teachers based
on a balance of multiple measures of teaching effectiveness,
in contrast to the limitations of focusing
on student
test scores, value - added
scores, or any other
single measure,» AFT President Randi Weingarten said
in a statement.
As if all of this wasn't clear enough,
in what is undoubtedly one of the most incredible and shocking comments to come out of the Malloy administration yet, the representative of the State Department of Education told the SDE working group, «best practice dictates that educators should never make consequential decisions based
on a
single test score.»
But the
scoring of the free - response items
on the
tests emphasizes a formulaic response, with the
scoring instructions often looking for a
single keyword
in a response to garner credit.
It compared year - to - year changes
in test scores and
singled out grades within schools for which gains were 3 standard deviations or more from the average statewide gain
on that
test.
Last year, only 7 percent of New York City students with disabilities
scored «proficient» or better
in English and 12 percent
in math, and statewide there were at least 190 school districts
in which not a
single special education student was proficient
on the third - grade language arts
test.
Instead of judging schools based
on a snapshot of a
single year's
test scores, we compared results during a four - year period, looking for trends
in student achievement.
Students
in the District's traditional public schools
scored higher than ever
on the city's math and reading
tests this year, also posting the largest
single - year gain since 2008, according to
test results released Tuesday.
The overall
score decreases were quite small — roughly two points
in math and a
single point
in reading — but continued a trend of lackluster 12th - grade performance
on the national
test.
In educational settings, a decision or characterization that will have major impact
on a student should not be made
on the basis of a
single test score.
In this group, the SlateBook 10 x2's
score of 607.5 was by far the highest here (and to date)
on the
single - threaded version of the
test...
On Linpack, a
test that measures CPU power, the Nexus 7 achieved a
single - threaded
score of 46.6 and a multi-threaded
score of 128.26, way higher than the 38.5 and 51.5 tablet averages and even stronger than the 44.1 and 118.4 turned
in by the Tegra 3 - powered Toshiba Excite 7.7.
The Huawei CMR - AL09,
on the other hand, managed to
score 1,647 points
in a
single - core
test, while it reached 5,825 points a multi-core
test.
Talking about the
score, it managed to fetch 814 points
on single core and 3898 points
in multi-core
tests.
Similar results occurred
in the Geekbench 3
test, as the Dell tablet hit 2,887
on the multi-core
score and 936
on the
single core.
On Geekbench 4, which measures overall performance, the Z2 Force
scored 6803 and 1938
in multi and
single - core
tests.
But crucially, the
scores aren't enough to beat Apple's A11 Bionic system -
on - chip, which
scores over 4,200
in single - core
tests and over 10,100
in multi-core
tests.
Moving
on to GeekBench 4 and the results are quite similar; the regular Mate 9
scores 1910
in the
single - core
test and 5311
in the multi-core
test while the Porsche Design Mate 9
scores 1936 and 5921 respectively.
On the other hand, the iPhone 7 and the 7 Plus have
scored 3430
in the
single core
test and 5600
in the multi core
tests.
When it comes to performance, InFocus Turbo 5 Plus
scored 40,483
on Antutu,
on GeekBench 4 it
scored 617
in the
single - core
test while it
scored 2,520
in the multi-core
test.
It's true the iPhone 7 Plus
scored much better than the Galaxy S8
on Geekbench's
single - core
test but overall, the S8's performance
in our lab impresses, and that will be reflected
in real - world use, too.
The device appeared
on GeekBench where it
scored 961 and 5215
in single core and multi-core
tests respectively.
As for the
scores on Geekbench, Blackshark
scored a promising 2422
in single - core and 8351
in multi-core
tests.
Similar results occurred
in the Geekbench 3
test, as the Dell tablet hit 2,887
on the multi-core
score and 936
on the
single core.
For those interested
in benchmark
test results, my Geekbench 4
tests on the Galaxy S9 + averaged a
single - core
score of 2390 and a multi-core
score of 7861.
On builds without this issue, the OnePlus X scores around 960 on the single core test, and around 2400 on the multi-core test (which is in line with how an S801 based phone would be expected to perform
On builds without this issue, the OnePlus X
scores around 960
on the single core test, and around 2400 on the multi-core test (which is in line with how an S801 based phone would be expected to perform
on the
single core
test, and around 2400
on the multi-core test (which is in line with how an S801 based phone would be expected to perform
on the multi-core
test (which is
in line with how an S801 based phone would be expected to perform).
OnePlus 5 managed to
score 1963
in the
single - core
test and 6687
in the multi-core benchmark
test, thus outscoring other flagships
on the market.
The A10X is much more powerful — it
scored 4,236
in single - core and 6,588
in multi-core
tests on Geekbench, compared to A9's 2,397 and 4,013
in single - core and multi-core
tests, respectively.
On the Geekbench 3
test, the iPhone 6
scored 1,622
in the
single core
test and 2,906
in the multi-core
test.
The device was able to
score 1,420 points
in the
single - core, and 3,420 points
in the multi-core
test on Geekbench.
Finally,
on Geekbench 4, the Honor 7X
scored 901
in the
single - core
test and 3336
in the multi-core
test.
There's nothing more we get from the Geekbench benchmarks
in terms of specs and features, but the listing has some
scores for the
single - core and multi-core
tests performed
on the alleged Nokia 9.