Sentence examples for rich assessment from inspiring English sources

The literature describes performance evaluation as multi-dimensional, requiring information or data from more than one perspective to provide a rich assessment of performance.

The availability of these transcripts and pairing of them with the current study focus group transcripts will allow for a rich assessment of the variations in mammography experiences and satisfaction between women belonging to four very distinct racial/ethnic groups and shed particular light onto the mammography service issues that are of particular importance to each population group.

These systems log all students' interactions within the given system, and if fully leveraged, these logs provide rich assessments of inquiry skills.

While sometimes frustrating if not spelled out, it can also provide a richer assessment of a prospect.

However, there has been no formal comparison between the two approaches and no validation against other data-rich assessment methods.

Various performance measures used in this study are expected to collectively provide a richer assessment tool for decoding performance.

Such a communal effort to build these computerized resources could lead to richer assessment of student learning in science (Haudek et al., 2011).

These GFI subscale scores produce a richer assessment of frailty than with the overall sum GFI score, and likely their use will contribute to more directed and customized care for older adults.

Performance evaluation should obtain information or data from several perspectives, (i.e. multi-feedback) as this will provide a richer assessment of performance compared to a single source [ 4, 27, 30, 31, 42].

These GFI subscale scores produce a richer assessment of frailty than with a single overall sum GFI score, and likely their use will contribute to more directed and customized care for older adults.

Across the country, our schools are preparing to put into place complex reforms that will shape education for many years to come -- the higher standards spelled out by the Common Core and the richer assessments that accompany them, as well as new approaches to preparing, developing, and evaluating educators.