Sentence examples for judgments of performance from inspiring English sources

This would allow the government to close poor schools, and then to re-open them with new teachers and management perhaps provided by private firms, which the government has invited to submit bids.Some teachers claim that basing pay on judgments of performance will sow division in the staff-room.

The main problem is that supervisors tend to be subjective, and use inconsistent criteria, in making their judgments of performance.

For the thyroid station examiner agreement was ≥ 80% for 92% (ie 23/25) of the criteria with agreement on global judgment of performance 95.3%.

The high levels of distrust are in some measure judgments on performance.

This implies that in spite of the school-level teachers' participatory sharing in the SBA standardization processes, there is still the likelihood that there is variance in being harsh or lenient in their judgments of students' performance in different assessment domains in school C.

DeWyngaert believes the TSA pay structure is tied too closely to end-of-year testing and supervisors' judgments of employee performance.

The h-index has been shown to correlate well with peer judgments of research performance.

The assessment of integrated competencies inevitably has to rely on individual judgments of student performance in the real learning and working environment.

If one fails to act as one intends, and not through a mistaken belief about the means or possibilities for action, 'the mistake is not one of judgment but of performance' (Anscombe 1963, pp. 56 7).

(Unfortunately, I chose Nirvana's "Come as You Are," which is not an easy song, and then compounded my problems by trying to sing in Kurt Cobain's register. "Awful" was the game's judgment of my performance, and it bothered me all day).

The location of a student's ability on the continuum is inferred by the judgment of their performance on a task or tasks in a specific knowledge domain.