Sentence examples for measures pupils from inspiring English sources

Now, how to ensure that continuous assessment measures pupils' performance, and not that of their parents?* "The long-run human capital and economic consequences of high-stakes examinations", by Victor Lavy, Avraham Ebenstein and Sefi Roth.

The new English Baccalaureate measures pupils with GCSEs in five subjects.

Attainment 8 measures pupils grades across eight key subjects, while Progress 8 assesses their progress compared with what was expected of them based on their Sats test scores at the end of primary school.

His device measures pupil size, tracks eye movement and gauges the eyes' reaction to light.

The researchers then look at the effectiveness of a number of ways of assessing teachers, including classroom observations, value-added measures, pupil feedback, judgements from senior leaders, self-reports and looking at lesson plans and assignments and teacher portfolios, including reflective logs.

With its new hardware, test takers will find themselves using a headset with built in infrared sensing, and rigged with gear that tracks eye movement, measures pupil dilation as well as heart rate and skin conductance, among other things.

Finally, these factors were compared with System 2000 [18] results, which is a highly accurate system that measures pupil movements with a rotatory chair and infrared cameras and analyzes vestibular system, but it is expensive.

These hypotheses were explored in two separate, but matched, experiments drawing on fMRI BOLD responses and eye measures (pupil response and fixation patterns).

But another delegate warned that colleagues risked being seen as ready to strike "in support of incompetent teachers" while not being prepared to measure pupils' progress.

Back in Walsall, Trawford said it was easy to knock Sats, but argued that there had to be some form of national yardstick by which schools could measure pupils' progress and inform parents.

To counter shrink-the-government types who grumbled about expensive "babysitting", he promised to test the scheme's outcomes, measuring pupils' progress in future years.His problem-solving style has caught the eye of Bill and Hillary Clinton.