Sentence examples for evaluating students from inspiring English sources

This presentation will propose criteria for evaluating students' computer projects and summarize their evaluations of and comments about MIT's SCRATCH computer program.

The SAT is only one of a variety of factors in evaluating students.

Evaluating students' course work systematically will be trickier, with teachers' subjective judgments weighing heavily.

She now has a private practice evaluating students across a variety of ages.

I use group work — I can be evaluating students in one group while the other students are doing their work.

But to some conservatives, performance assessment refers to evaluating students in several ways and on various skills, whereas "achievement" refers only to standardized tests in core academic subjects.

They are not necessary; evaluating students can be done far better by reading their essays, looking at their projects, and talking to them.

But Kent State students must now also engage in fieldwork for many courses, observing and evaluating students at nearby schools and occasionally conducting the lessons.

These learning outcomes are used in evaluating students and the department's undergraduate program.

These example rubrics (link coming soon) will help you develop a rubric for evaluating students' investigations.

In Philadelphia and elsewhere around the country, standardized test scores have become the most important metric for evaluating students, teachers, schools, principals and even districts.