Sentence examples for measures competencies. from inspiring English sources
Child Behavior Checklist [ 56] measures competencies and problem behaviors of children aged 1½ to 18 years.
Blömeke pointed to the dearth of literature measuring competencies of students and graduates in higher education, especially internationally comparable measurements [ 15].
Over the coming years, we will continue to explore how we might measure competencies like collaboration through such activities for students in a classroom context.
This research evolved out of the need to examine the validity and inter-rater reliability of a set of performance-based scoring rubrics designed to measure competencies within the operating suite.
Within the current scientific literature, the professionalization standards are often the starting point for measuring competencies.
The main purpose of the research initiative ASCOT was the development of valid and reliable instruments for measuring competencies in the field of vocational education and training.
The aim being to achieve a valid and reliable means for measuring competencies across the diversity of cultures, contexts, languages, institutions and programs.
Thus, the research question is whether it is possible to measure competencies relating to the practical work of a civil engineer at the end of higher education studies.
Instead we exclude respondents who have completed their highest education abroad as the aim is to measure the relationship between education and measured competencies within various educational systems.3 For our analyses we include 21 countries.
c Project WiwiKom is the acronym of the research project 'Modeling and measuring competencies in business and economics among students and graduates by adapting and further developing existing American and Latin-American measuring instruments (EGEL/TUCE)'.
Comparable with our intention of modeling and measuring competencies in consuming empirical research, only the recently published AHELO project by the OECD (Tremblay et al. 2012) and the LeScEd (Learning the Science of Education) project (Groß Ophoff et al. 2014, 2015) exist.
