Sentence examples for evaluations too from inspiring English sources

There are advantages for teacher evaluations, too, Dr. Kane said.

"Ultimately, the goal of the evaluation system is to improve student achievement through high-quality, differentiated professional development," Mr. King said, reflecting worries that the discussion on teacher evaluations too often focuses on the small number of ineffective teachers, rather than the broader goal of improving instruction.

Policy stakeholders appear willing to engage with such evidence, but there remains a need for high-quality evaluations too.

And if someone thinks they need more feedback from their boss, they can request an evaluation, too.

Eight indicators came out of stakeholders' evaluation too (see again Table 5), but none of them refers to the economic dimension of urban sustainability.

In developing from emotion as objective, externally measurable unit to emotion as experience, evaluation, too, alters focus from externally tracking the circulation of emotional information to co-interpreting emotions as they are made in interaction.

Include your anticipated coverage in this evaluation too.

However, MS severity at baseline in the group assigned to the low fat diet was higher making the evaluation too small to provide any imaging conclusions.

The STRICTA guidelines were published only 3 4 years before our study endpoint and these results may indicate that we conducted the STRICTA evaluation too soon, in that insufficient time has elapsed in order for the guidelines to have any obvious effect.

These fetuses will mistakenly be judged as younger than they are, and the pregnancies will thus be set up for post-term evaluation too late.

And even though CRM relies on intrinsic motivation to be effective, the department leadership needs to clarify to all staff beforehand that CRM is not a noncommittal system but will serve as a yardstick for professional evaluation too.