The phrase "assessment schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing educational institutions that focus on evaluating student performance or educational outcomes.
Example: "The government is investing in assessment schools to improve the quality of education and ensure that students meet learning standards."
Alternatives: "evaluation schools" or "testing schools".
For primary and secondary outcomes assessment, schools will be asked to complete a telephone interview and then asked to provide the current canteen menu and relevant annual report containing canteen financial statements.
Medical students appear to have their clinical communication assessed on average two times a year, and, although the OSCE is the most common form of assessment schools use, it is encouraging that a variety of assessment methods are being used and that these methods target the different components of clinical communication skills acquisition.
Since 2011, rapid changes to examinations, pupil assessment, school structures, performance measures and Ofsted have reduced the professional resilience of teachers.
Hers is a "performance assessment" school and has a state waiver that allows students to write research papers and conduct science experiments instead of taking Regents exams.
Dr. Liu has conducted research on educational policy implementation, standards-based assessment, school finance, international education, and low SES students' school success.
Mr. Liu has conducted research on educational policy implementation, standards-based assessment, school finance, international education, and low SES students' school success.
Indicators also provide direction for action and a point of reference for quality assessment, school improvement planning, resource allocation and monitoring progress.
In this assessment, school A closed entirely but schools B and C underwent only partial closure; because schools B and C closed only specific grades, their extracurricular activities were not cancelled and remained open to children in nonaffected grades.
Instead of using these scientific methods of assessments, schools, students, and parents rely on highly questionable rating guides like The U.S News & World Report.
Following baseline assessments, schools will be randomised to either the intervention or control group.
In June, it was just rows and rows of data: property assessments, school records, smart meter readings, contract bids, and census results.
