Providing intelligent support and adaptive features in current learning systems has been reported in different contexts and settings, ranging from provision of courses and assessment in a range of learning environments that support collaborative, informal, ubiquitous learning (Brusilovsky et al. 1996; Graf et al. 2012; Zhuang and Kwok 2013).
SPs work throughout the medical curriculum for teaching and assessment in a range of sessions on communication, general practice, patient safety and ethics.
I would prefer assessments in a wider range of skills sets that reward ability in the arts, science and sports – not just maths and English.
Scrapping Sats and league tables and replacing them with teacher assessments in a wider range of subjects than just the 3Rs, to encourage primaries to focus on the broader curriculum.
It provides a set of flexible tools for the assessment of tephra hazard and designed to compile comprehensive assessments in a wide range of conditions (e.g. poor constraints on scenarios, rapid assessments), that can be used in the context of probabilistic hazard assessments or separately (e.g. accessing and analyzing wind data or the GVP database).
Kappa values for the inter-observer simplified US assessment were in a range from 0.769 to 0.885, whereas the concordance correlation coefficient values for the intra-observer were from 0.856 to 0.955.
However, there are more than 98% similarities among the genomes of different rice varieties and the available reference genome information can be used in gene assessment in a wide range of germplasm (Schatz et al. 2014).
Both the technological and the economical assessments will be described in a range of scenarios to offer more realistic results, as many references have shown specific costs for the production of hydrogen from electrolysis in a range from 0.36 €1 to above 20 € per kg depending on the chosen parameters [16, 17, 18, 19].
Using information obtained from the patients and colleagues of participating doctors, we found systematic variation in results of professionalism assessments among doctors working in a range of clinical settings and drawn from different clinical specialties.
Results suggest that the CATS is a promising instrument in the assessment of a range of negative automatic thoughts across both internalizing and externalizing problems in young people.
