Sentence examples for standardizing assessment from inspiring English sources
He (2007) notes, "standardizing assessment for learners may compromise learning (p.13)." Popham (1997) also expressed concerns about rubrics in a similar vein stating that rubrics are used to assess students' "constructed responses (p.72)".
The OSI can assistin both standardizing assessment regarding functions and potential addictive features and aid case formulation leading to informed treatment planning.
The RAI/MDS movement assumes that standardizing assessment is pivotal to improving care and care outcomes (Rantz et al., 1999; Stosz & Carpenter, 2008).
Developing and standardizing assessment tools and innovative applications of existing tools are necessary to improve the understanding of the complete disaster picture but are generally lacking.
There is nothing "retrograde" about objecting to the pernicious effect standardized assessment has had on our children, schools and a generation of teachers.
Standardized assessment tools have a number of advantages.
They were selected as representative cases because they had the lowest and highest state standardized assessment (TCAP) scores in science among the 15 participants of the pull-out study (Basu et al. 2013).
This mixed methods study explores the differences in students' written argumentation when inquiry methods of instruction are employed and a rubric designed for CCSS standardized assessment is used in evaluation.
The study is designed to standardize assessment of biomarkers across multiple sites as well as institute replicable quality control methods, and to use advanced data analytic methods to integrate these markers.
Medical examiners and coroners in the United States do not have standardized assessment and attribution procedures for suspected drug poisoning deaths.
More research may need to be done in all areas of health literacy in Europe and standardized assessment tools such as readability formulas and tests of functional health literacy should be developed and tested in native languages.
