Small data requires more trust in teachers' and schools' judgments, so how do we build that trust in education?
Because the rehearsal included only a few teachers who all taught at the same school, this judgment was clear to Hannah as well as to the fidelity observers, thereby leading the raters to classify it as a "productive adaptation".
One year ago, she asked for the application forms for free schools, the judgment and the reasons, as part of her research project.
She welcomed me in a way that no one had in 12 years and 10 schools, without judgment or pretense, with humor that wasn't at my expense.
The essays here revise certain old-school Marxist judgments while making equally critical remarks on the young, "horizontalist" left dominant at, say, the Occupation outside St Paul's.
Russian Business Schools are still hung on copying Harvard or other leading business schools although in my judgment those schools are not up to the latest practices used in practice.
Kirsty Scott Admissions dice still loaded Anybody imagining that the 2007 admissions code would promote equality of opportunity - and thus comprehensive intakes - at state secondary schools should study the schools adjudicator's judgment on the objections to the new arrangements for Brighton and Hove.
By the time Mr. Stone goes to clown school, his authorial judgment has become iffy.
A report was written on the school, and the judgment was made based on merit, not on political push".
There is no hint of scolding for Erdos's insubordination in school — nor any judgment cast against him for his intense interest in mathematics.
She added, "The law school's educational judgment that such diversity is essential to its educational mission is one to which we defer".
