Sentence examples for controversial evaluation from inspiring English sources

They passed a merit-pay system for teachers that uses a controversial evaluation system; they equalized funding for public charter schools, so charters receive the same amount as traditional schools; and they pledged to create more school choice for families.

Still, Wilson — who comes from the same education circle as Henderson and her predecessor as chancellor, Michelle Rhee — believes in testing and graduation metrics and supports the controversial evaluation system enacted by Rhee, which ties teacher bonuses and job security to the educators' annual assessments.

Also last year, Seabra oversaw a controversial evaluation of the country's R&D units, contracted out to the European Science Foundation ESFF).

Teachers in D.C. Public Schools who perform well will see some easing from a controversial evaluation process introduced by former DCPS Chancellor Michelle Rhee.

Although several studies have reported that the content of chlorogenic acid is higher in the flower buds as compared to that in flowers, it has long been disputed as to which organ has the highest medical value due to the applications of controversial evaluation methods.

In essence, the results demonstrate controversial evaluations of the projections.

Today, at least, Glavine could not blame QuesTec, the controversial umpire evaluation tool.

The school system also is planning to overhaul its controversial teacher evaluation system.

Russia begins controversial psychological evaluation of captured Ukrainian pilot.

Los Angeles Unified's teachers union has filed an unfair labor practice charge against the school district, saying administrators failed to negotiate key changes to a controversial performance evaluation system now being used to review educators.

On 4 April 2005 the European Commission announced its plan to introduce its controversial Registration, Evaluation, and Authorisation of Chemicals (REACH) policy for consideration by the European Parliament.