The phrase 'teacher score' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the grade or assessment that a teacher has given a student or group of students. For example: "After the mock exam, the Teacher Score for the class was an impressive 85%."
Through the entire period, the average female teacher scores below the average female college graduate.
In the end they produce a value-added score for every teacher in their sample.The researchers then go hunting for bias: the possibility that good teacher scores actually reflect the lucky circumstances of their pupils.
McDonnell, a 31-year-old school teacher, scored a century for Ireland A against the MCC last year.
Studies that have used the MATE (Rutledge and Warden 1999) report average teacher scores between 20 (low acceptance) and 100 (high acceptance).
The teacher scored one point for correct values at every watch point and zero for answers including the wrong value for Q1.
The teacher scored the tests on an all or none basis, i.e., one point for correct answers and zero for wrong answers for every value at every watch point.
Hence, we used aggregated future teacher scores to approximate average program-level outcomes in terms of MCK and MPCK. Figure 9 shows the relationship between the two variables when only the program-level effect is considered.
New York City schools erupted in controversy last week when the school district released its "value-added" teacher scores to the public after a yearlong battle with the local teachers union.
Finally, it will be informative to examine the extent to which parent and teacher scores predict inequalities in child psychological outcomes at later ages.
Group membership was decided solely on the basis of teacher scores on the Disruptive Behavior Disorders (DBD) rating scale [ 22, 23] and not on a comprehensive diagnostic assessment.
