Sentence examples for task standard from inspiring English sources

The first task (standard AB) consisted of identifying two target letters in a sequential stream of distractor digits.

The overall average performance in the visual task was 83.2% correct responses (standard deviation 15.1%) and 89.6% in the auditory task (standard deviation 11.7%).

Performance in this dual task setting (referred to as the red dot task) was compared to that in a single AB task (standard task).

The mean score was 23.0 for answering the ToM questionnaire alone (standard error 0.00) and 59.0 for the ToM questionnaire combined with the sequencing task (standard error 0.00).

At a fundamental level, feedback provides information useful for measuring performance compared with expectations (a task standard) and provides suggestions to correct discrepancies between one's performance and that task standard (Hattie and Timperley, 2007).

If the task standard the recipient is aiming for is not clear, then feedback is less likely to be effective.

For this particular task, standards of writing exceeded expected writing levels for the children involved.

Using the three-stimulus oddball task (standards, repeated targets and novel distractors), Määttä et al. [ 29] analyzed children from 8too 9 years old and adults from 22 to 28 years old.

It also requires better descriptions (task standards) that explain what evidence-based practices look like during implementation (i.e., the taxonomy of observable practices for scientific teaching in development by Swarts et al., 2013).

On average across all tasks (standard deviation indicated), 0.6 ± 0.7%, 0.5 ± 0.7%, and 1 ± 1.2% of trials (ranges 0 2.67%, 0 3%, and 0 3.67%) were excluded from analyses from HY, HO, and MCI, respectively.

Increasing the cancellation time of high frequencies somehow improved stability during the flexibility task, while dyslexics maintained the same behavior in all tasks; standard deviation of cancellation times was always small for the group of dyslexic teenagers (see Fig. 3).