These are often highly assessment-specific, and should stay that way.
Within such a highly summative assessment context, the success of the balanced assessment framework will foremost involve an informed understanding of assessment tasks and classroom assessment environment.
CGM accuracy was assessed in a way that includes both a highly standardized assessment in a CRC as well as usage at home.
Circulation is sclerotic, fourteen thousand being the official, and highly generous, assessment.
The story spoke of prison inspectors issuing "a highly critical assessment of the Victorian jail".
Entry to the Berkshire boarding school, which educated David Cameron and several members of his inner circle, is via a highly competitive assessment system.
He was the author of a biography, "The Life and Times of Menachem Begin" (Doubleday, 1987), a highly critical assessment that became a best seller and appeared in a pirated Arabic version.
But more than two years after the welfare commissioner, Jason Turner, began the ambitious welfare overhaul, the judge's detailed and highly critical assessment of the Human Resources Administration's auditing methods renews questions about the city's welfare statistics.
The highly critical assessment of the government's record on public health comes in a letter to the Guardian from experts in the field and other doctors.
"We can't say it is established fact," said one senior American official who was involved in the highly classified assessment, based on information collected by many of the country's 16 intelligence agencies.
The escalation to especially brutal interrogation tactics against the prisoner, Abu Zubaydah, including confining him in boxes and slamming him against the wall, was ordered by officials at C.I.A. headquarters based on a highly inflated assessment of his importance, interviews and a review of newly released documents show.
