Sentence examples for continuous assessments from inspiring English sources

Australasian institutions generally have more assessments than we do, but North America is the worst for continuous assessments.

"Why not just give them the services?" Michele Cahill, an adviser to the schools chancellor, says the new program, which is expected to retain 20percentt of third graders, about 15,000 children, will succeed because retained students will not be segregated, but will get "early and continuous assessments and interventions" and a "rigorous curriculum".

But Richard Miller, director of the Legal Aid Practitioners Grouppointsnts out: 'The person receiving it may have high levels of satisfaction without realising they've been given poor advice.' He called for continuous assessments to make sure quality standards are being maintained.

The commission recommended, among other measures, increased internal controls and the creation of a permanent independent police commission to perform continuous assessments of the department's systems for preventing, detecting, and investigating corruption and to conduct, whenever necessary, its own corruption investigations.

Continuous assessments of pressure events using sliders and retrospective assessments were acquired.

All 64 (100%) students attributed their use of social media because they wanted to attain good grades for their continuous assessments.

All intermediate tasks were assessed and graded separately, using the Continuous Assessment approach (Table 2).

Grades are calculated through a system of continuous assessment.

By using continuous assessment, learning becomes more gradual.

You could do that in the late 70s because there wasn't continuous assessment.

I was doing GCEs at the time when the first experiments with continuous assessment were being tried.