Sentence examples for achievement to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Six states reversed policies that had made it impossible to use student achievement to evaluate classroom teachers.

We review research on the effects of age and schooling on student achievement to evaluate the significance of such differences for valid comparisons.

The Obama administration took aim on Thursday at state laws — adopted after heavy teachers' union lobbying — barring the use of student achievement data to evaluate teacher performance.

And she raised concerns about the fairness of the state's decision to use schoolwide achievement measures to evaluate the more than 50 percent of teachers who work in grades or subject areas where standardized tests are not given.

But the competition barred states with laws that prohibit the use of student achievement data to evaluate teachers, and New York has a law that seemed to fit that criteria.

The newest research on using student achievement data to evaluate teachers is also negative.

Four states have raised legal limits on charter schools; forty-eight states have signed on to an initiative to develop common standards in language arts and math (Texas and Alaska are the holdouts); and California and Wisconsin have changed their laws to eliminate "firewalls" that prevent schools from using student-achievement data to evaluate teachers' performance.

During each visit, information gathered on previous visits will be reviewed, both to reinforce any positive achievements and to evaluate adverse effects and/or withdrawal symptoms (e.g., tremor, anxiety, insomnia, convulsions, irritability, and/or dizziness).