Sentences with phrase «qualitative assessment by»

Graduation rates, parental opinion, and qualitative assessments by independent evaluators.....

Not exact matches

Summary: This report of the findings from a qualitative assessment conducted jointly by IYCN and the National Food and Nutrition Commission provides insight...

Instead of the privatization schemes pushed by Cuomo and Republican candidate Rob Astorino, Howie Hawkins and Brian Jones are calling for fully funded, quality public education, qualitative assessments instead of the punitive high stakes testing model, and an end to the attack on teacher's unions.»

They can be complemented by portfolio assessments, rubrics, self - report surveys, and / or performance assessments which can provide more texture for better instruction and get at more qualitative attributes that are important to measure.

The field continues to be dominated by twentieth century introductory textbook concepts, including such dichotomies as formative versus summative assessment, criterion - referenced versus norm - referenced testing, quantitative versus qualitative assessment, informal versus formal assessment — distinctions that often hamper rather than promote clear thinking about assessment.

Qualitative assessment is carried out by the rest of the governinng body and the senior management team.

NSCS students develop a high degree of mathematical literacy and qualitative proficiency as indicated by consistently superior year - end summative assessments.

I want to make it clear that by data, I include qualitative assessments of programs and practices.

Qualitative risk assessment is «simply» assessing the likelihood and severity of risks by using intuition, expert judgment (where that applies), etc..

This is achieved by a preliminary qualitative assessment of potential small cap investments, together with liquidity, size and quality screens.

The team prefers to allocate the most capital to our best ideas, defined by the combination of the qualitative and quantitative factors above that lead to an assessment of the risk and reward associated with each investment idea.

Industries that use and depend on legal services can make both quantitative and qualitative assessments about such things as the value added by outside counsel.

The report makes a number of recommendations for further research to explore: the qualitative difference between assessments conducted by psychologists and psychiatrists compared to social workers and their impact on the settlement of family law disputes; the utility and feasibility of establishing standard guidelines or best practices for parenting assessments; and, options for shielding assessors from the damaging impact of unmeritorious complaints.

Our research is conducted annually, providing a detailed qualitative assessment of various factors including work conducted by law firms over the past 12 months and historically; experience and depth of teams; specialisms and ancillary services; and, importantly, opinions of law firms» clients — each year, The Legal 500 series contacts over 300,000 clients globally to obtain feedback on which law firms meet the criteria required by today's in - house counsel and business leaders, wherever in the world their work takes them.

Qualitative syndrome analysis by neuropsychological assessment in preschoolers with attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity.