Questions aligned with the evaluation skill asked students to evaluate a hypothesis, based first on one piece of data and then on two pieces of data.
They asked college students to evaluate the fitness of candidates for employment or promotion.
Finally, the board considered an amendment to require students to evaluate the contributions of significant Americans.
Then, ask students to evaluate the claim that natural gas leakage adds even more powerful greenhouse gases into the environment.
This article could prompt students to evaluate online learning programs, like Khan Academy or Udacity, or contrast online and face-to-face learning.
Ask students to evaluate all three pieces and write an essay on which one is most persuasive based on the use of sources and evidence.
Teachers at Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan are threatening to withhold college recommendations from a student because he operated a Web site that allowed students to evaluate teacher performances (news article, June 14).
Only a few days earlier I had completed a two-week rotation on the clinical service there, helping train residents and medical students to evaluate people with lung problems.
Some parents flinch at the notion that the entire class will discover their child's skill level, as reflected in a United States Supreme Court case in which a mother sued an Oklahoma school district for enabling students to evaluate and report on their peers' work.
Dawkin's objection is indirectly tackled through the series mentioned above as each lesson asks students to evaluate whether an individual chooses to join a religion or whether they have their beliefs and cultural identity assigned to them by family, friends and community.
After they find two articles, ask students to evaluate them along with The New York Times article read in class, using the following guidelines (written on the board or copied into a handout for easier student access): "Fold a piece of paper in thirds lengthwise to create three columns.
