Sentence examples for basing assessment on from inspiring English sources

The rating process is still vague and teachers have been criticized for basing assessment on their overall impression (Lumley, 2002) Even though previous studies have found using a rubric adds more confidence in a teacher's rating (Silvestri & Oescher, 2006), rubrics themselves have been criticized for inconsistent criteria descriptors and vague language (Tierney & Simon, 2004).

If we continue to base assessments on examinations of single compounds, the answer is "yes".

It says it is basing this assessment on current case law.

"It does appear to be a legitimate coupon," spokesman Moshe Oppenheim said, basing his assessment on the images he had seen.

He did not elaborate and it was unclear if he was basing his assessment on media accounts or inside information.

For example, base assessments on a week of work, not a single shift.

"There are significant risks in allowing the financial or insurance industry to base assessments on our social media activity," writes Jim Killock.

Many people, she says, base assessments of truthfulness on irrelevant factors, such as personality or appearance.

She said she based her assessment on accounts by residents who spoke to her.

But participants who compared a direct and an indirect action based their assessment on the outcome.

Dr. Stott bases his assessment on a number of charts on productivity, all pointing emphatically down and to the right.