Sentence examples for developing new assessment from inspiring English sources

The practical implications of these findings are discussed with a view to developing new assessment models for determining driving fitness in older adults.

Developing new assessment tools may require several years of data collection and substantial investment of resources, which may not be an option for some aquatic resource managers.

These communication approaches are highly effective but it needs to be considered that it takes additional time for researchers who are mainly engaged in fundamental research like developing new assessment tools to write policy briefs, talk to the media or present their findings to the public.

There are several reasons why prospectively acquired information on survival provides a unique tool for understanding these diseases and for developing new assessment instruments for clinical trials.

If there was an exam 'free-for-all' the awarding bodies could be creative in developing new assessments and schools could choose what suits their students best.

Across a span of three academic years, this process helped us to iteratively evaluate the way we were representing the construct of natural selection, develop new assessment items, collect more observations, and interpret those observations again.

One glaring example is the rush to develop new assessments in grades and subjects not currently covered by state tests.

FairTest has called for an indefinite moratorium on accountability testing to allow time to develop new assessments that build from the classroom out.

States that won RTTT grants pledged to raise academic standards, develop new assessments, and use students' scores on those assessments to grade teachers, principals, and even entire schools.

In addition, because most previous tests were not designed to measure these skills, efforts have been underway to develop new assessments that can support and evaluate student progress toward the new college and career-ready standards.

The federal government awarded $330 million Thursday to two groups that are developing new student assessment systems for the District, Maryland and dozens of other states in an effort to upgrade their much-maligned standardized tests.