Sentence examples similar to mistakes performance from inspiring English sources

The assessment of mastery goal orientation included 5 items (sample item: "I like class work that I'll learn from even if I make a lot of mistakes"), performance-approach goal included 6 items (e.g. "I want to do better than other students in my class"), and performance-avoidance included 6 items (e.g. "It's very important to me that I don't look stupid in my class").

But, make no mistake, performance levels in many of the events are high by any standards.

They can affect performance hugely, which is part of it is really important if you really are testing children not to mistake performance deficits for competence deficits.

Whether your company uses performance ratings or not, make no mistake: Performance is getting evaluated.

We now know that hands-on experiences can elicit mistaken performance, such as in the domain of density and sinking objects.

Results from Experiment 2 reaffirm that hands-on experiences might highlight the heaviness of objects and thus lead to mistaken performance.

To address this question, we examined whether mistaken performance lingered past an intermediate phase, when real-life objects were no longer present.

Andrew Gilstrap of PopMatters gave the remastered version of the film a rating of 8 out of 10, stating, "It's rare that a band can totally transform a scene especially one with a stage show that boasts charisma as its only special effect but it's not hyperbole to say that U2 put on a dominating, flawless-despite-mistakes performance.

Overall, the focus is on delivering more-immediate feedback throughout the year so that teams can become nimbler, "course-correct" mistakes, improve performance, and learn through iteration all key agile principles.

It is no accident that his rulings may be mistaken for performance art.

New Orleans turned two first-half turnovers into touchdowns and had only one turnover, contrasting with a mistake-laden performance from St . Louis