Then there are alternative assessment models such as classroom performance, teacher observation, subject testing and communication, which offer a balanced and equivalent evaluation in high stake decisions such as tracking, high school graduation, or retention.
The report must include a degree-equivalent evaluation and course-by-course equivalent evaluation.
Equivalent evaluations exist or are in the process of development in neighbouring EU countries, including the UK.
The findings of this study revealed that the AS-C had excellent psychometric properties and provided equivalent evaluations to the original English version.
For instance, comparable to so-called "mal-adaptation," is there an equivalent field of evaluation of mal-resilience or mal-vulnerability practices?
After evaluation an equivalent certificate must be handed out and if possible allow them to attend campus interviews.
In order to have a reference point during the evaluation, an equivalent - commonly used - detector was implemented: the energy detector for a single primary channel.
Using QSI-induced damage to replace LVI-induced damage provides a roughly equivalent strength evaluation in static compression tests but exaggerates fatigue strength estimation in compression fatigue tests.
A numerical evaluation of an equivalent standing-wave cavity shows a frequency shift for the resonant wave due to an induced nonlinear index of refraction.
The criterion here proposed consists of three steps: (i) definition of the critical plane; (ii) Power Spectral Density (PSD) evaluation of an equivalent normal stress; (iii) estimation of fatigue life by implementing damage models different from that used in the original formulation.
An equivalent decomposition also leads to an equivalent distribution, except for the fact that distributed policy evaluation can introduce network exceptions.
