Sentences with phrase «qualitative description»

Open systems of recording teacher actions were widely utilized in the 20th century classroom and were intended to offer a rich qualitative description of classroom events used as a basis for evaluations or assessments.

Collecting qualitative descriptions of human perceptions of brain stimulation is one of the greatest benefits of working with human subjects in this research.

By using qualitative descriptions (even if they are clichés) in conjunction with stories, it allows the reader to more quickly draw conclusions about the skills that your accomplishments indicate.

ASSESSING UNCERTAINTY 9.1 Reporting Degree of Uncertainty 9.2 Qualitative Descriptions 9.3 Quantitative Assessments 9.4 Considerations when Communicating Results

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

They reference art history, and they highlight genitals, but these are qualitative descriptions, not measures of quality.

For those who have not gone to the trouble of following the links given earlier, here is my qualitative description:

Health indicators and qualitative descriptions are included based on the US EPA's air quality index (AQI) standard for 24 - hour exposure.

Drop the qualitative description and add years of experience, job - specific technical skills and quantifiable achievements instead.

«I would leave off any qualitative description that is not accompanied by an example or metric,» recommends Caroline Ceniza - Levine, career and business expert at SixFigureStart.

The report, «Global Building Stock Database,» provides data and forecasts on the size and growth of the global building stock from 2011 to 2021 as well as a qualitative description of key drivers and trends in the building stock.