Finland is going against the tide of the "global education reform movement," which is based on core subjects, competition, standardization, test-based accountability, control.
The test incident has pushed Potomac Elementary, one of the highest rated schools in the affluent, competitive cities around Washington, into the national debate about whether standardization tests, driven by the demands of politicians and parents for firmer evidence of school improvement, risk skewing education as much as helping it.
Thus, microorganisms that formed a clear zone on emulsified plates were chosen for the standardization test.
She then returned to San Diego for sea trials and standardization tests in her new role.
Direct age standardization, test of differences, Chi-square test, and descriptive statistics were applied as appropriate.
These questions were developed following long-term observation and tapped into contextual factors, professional judgment, issues of standardization, test feedback, as well as test utility.
standardization test was conducted to see whether the data collectors have good precision and accuracy and fortunately the precision and the accuracy of most of the enumurators were acceptable.
The advantage of computerized testing is that it guarantees standardization of testing regimens, efficiency of data collection, computerization of data storage and analyses, and systematization of testing administration.
Figure 5 illustrates the toxicology overview on the principal components of graphene, the tests that are required, risk factors, and their eventual characterization, highlighting the need for standardization for testing this class of material.
In order to improve the reliability and standardization of HER2 results, laboratories are encouraged to participate in external quality controls in order to improve the standardization of HER2 testing.
