Sentences with phrase «qualitative measures»

Results highlight the importance of both quantitative and qualitative measures of friendship when considering relationships as risk and / or protective factors.

The author proposes the use of more meaningful data such as measures of college remediation and degree completion as well as qualitative measures produced by school visit panels.

Another 15 percent will be based on locally selected measures of student achievement, while the remaining 60 percent will depend on more qualitative measures such as classroom observations.

And while some see portfolios as excellent qualitative measures instead of standardized tests, we know that the subjective nature of portfolio assessment can make it an unreliable comparison between schools.

Schools can also be evaluated by softer qualitative measures, such as campus climate, for example.

Generally, qualitative measures work better for law firm libraries than quantitative measures.

In short, this document feels driven more by philosophy than data, relying on qualitative measures of uncertain value while strongly de-emphasizing student achievement in general and student growth specifically.

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Popularity can't be tied to an objective value, the way that conversions or traffic can, but it's an important qualitative measure to help you improve your content marketing efforts.

Ranking algorithm is based on qualitative measures derived from telephone and in - person interviews and surveys: service models, investing process, client retention, industry experience, review of compliance records, firm nominations, etc.; and quantitative criteria, such as assets under management and revenue generated for their firms.

Thus, perhaps the greatest concern is not even the new Snapshots» favoring qualitative measures over student achievement, but Tweed's capacity to gather meaningful, high - quality data even on the things it prizes.

Brown has criticized the use of standardized tests and quantitative measures as sole gauges of a school's success and cited the importance of softer, qualitative measures like participation in extracurricular activities and sports, discipline records, and parental satisfaction.

Although the use of test scores remains the most controversial piece of the evaluations, it remains to be seen how the main portion of the evaluations, which are based on intensive, time - consuming qualitative measures of a teacher's performance, will affect schools and classrooms.

Crowdsourced from 3 educators who filled out the Literary Text Complexity Qualitative Measures Rubric.

Additional qualitative measures were collected and are discussed.

We should be incorporating more qualitative measures.

The Education Department set a series of goals for graduation rates, attendance, test scores and other qualitative measures that each of the schools is supposed to meet by June 2017.

Ranking algorithm is based on qualitative measures: telephone and in - person interviews, client retention, industry experience, credentials, review on compliance records, firm nominations; and quantitative criteria, such as: assets under management and revenue generated for their firms.

And according to the sophisticated metric in New York City schools that includes student progress as well as qualitative measures on the school environment, P.S. 175 was rated B — a score better than 51 percent of city schools.

Access Complex Text (ACT) support provides quantitative and qualitative measures of what makes a given reading challenging, with point - of - use instructional support.

The decision goes on to list some of the specific components that are to be included in the restoration plan, including the details of restoration techniques to be carried out, the identification of specific sites, and quantitative and qualitative measures to assure that the goal of offsetting to a total area 2 times greater than that disturbed is met (para 133).

Its nearness is also a qualitative measure of its power in affecting the present, a power which has already come to be felt.

They do not exhaust the possibilities of qualitative measures.

Despite these achievements, I argue that the degree of the political transformation during the Arab Spring movement has been modest according to both quantitative and qualitative measures.

The qualitative measures and reader task considerations — the other two legs in the model for text selection in the Common Core — provide teachers with a set of criteria to use when evaluating titles for particular students and situations.

Using both quantitative and qualitative measures, she found that from elementary school to high school, happiness is positively correlated with motivation and academic achievement.

For instance, creating interactive infographics can allow you to link to videos that highlight your procedural and interpersonal content needs.In addition, the data visualization and qualitative measures can allow you to hit your attitudinal content needs.

The difference between basic and proficient is not simply quantitative and linear: It's a qualitative measure of performance.

Using quantitative and qualitative measures, researchers compare: a treatment group of two schools where students receive LTA programming; a treatment group of two schools where students receive LTA programming and teachers receive LTA professional development; and two control group schools where neither students nor teachers participated in LTA programming.

Through quantitative and qualitative measures, researchers spent three years working with the study's schools and concluded that arts specialists in the program became leaders supporting change in their schools through collaboration with principals and non-arts teachers.

So we want to see an evaluation that factors in that qualitative measure, as well as the quantitative measures.»

When gathering concurrent - related evidence of validity (see full definition on the Glossary page of this site), it is necessary to assess, for example, whether teachers who post large and small value - added gains or losses over time are the same teachers deemed effective or ineffective, respectively, over the same period of time using other independent quantitative and qualitative measures of teacher effectiveness (e.g., external teaching excellence awards like in the case here).

With the data available today, teachers will now have the ability to understand both quantitative measures, including ongoing locally - defined student growth measures, and qualitative measures, including anecdotal information.

According to her attorneys, when the percentages were calculated, the Superintendent deserved $ 6,180 of $ 12,000 for the qualitative measures and $ 9,270 of $ 18,000 for the quantitative factors.

As a result of her contract with the Hartford Board of Education, 40 percent of Kishimoto's «evaluation» is based on quantitative measures such as student test scores and 60 % is based on qualitative measures.

When the Hartford Board of Education released Kishimoto's evaluation about three weeks ago, she received 10.3 points out of a possible 20 points for the qualitative measures and 30.91 points of a possible 60 points on the quantitative measures.

Access Complex Text support provides quantitative and qualitative measures of what makes a given reading challenging, with point - of - use instructional support.

The participants» perception towards the behavior clips and the attitudes towards the dogs were assessed using quantitative and qualitative measures.

When added to the qualitative measures, the quantitative ones offered by these equations can contribute to greater reliability in classifying animals with MVD, either with or without the presence of CHF, facilitating therapeutic management of the patients.

Ice and phenology aren't so useful for detection in that sense because they are qualitative measures and it's hard to extract relative magnitudes or spatial patterns from them.

The CA didn't tell us what the qualitative measure of the strength of the less than probable doubt has to be in order for it to not be a reasonable doubt.

One important source of qualitative measures is talking to the lawyers that the library did the work for.

The quantitative aspects are fairly easy to calculate, while the qualitative measures are much more difficult and may vary significantly from one client to the next.