Sentence examples for to rate students from inspiring English sources
There may be a concern that actors may not be skilled enough to rate students but we found good inter-rater reliabilities with empathy ratings of clinical examiners who were assessing, even though they were rating independently from each other.
When asked to rate students' writing skills on a scale of "excellent" to "poor," teachers rarely gave out "excellent" ratings.
During the testing, they needed to rate students' Chinese compositions and simultaneously perform the read-aloud protocol for recording.
Flinja has built the same type of reputation system one might expect — allowing employers to rate students who have worked for them and vice versa.
It is also worth mentioning that teacher participants in the previous think-aloud studies were asked to rate students' written composition while concurrently doing think-aloud in a paper-based writing assessment environment.
Analyses of teacher profiles at baseline revealed teachers who felt parental involvement and bonding was low were also likely to rate students as having more externalizing behaviors, fewer social competencies, more attention deficit symptoms, and disruptive behaviors towards adults and peers compared to teachers with more adaptive profiles.
To determine phagocytic rate, students need to plot their data from the previously described experiment as a line graph.
Darcy Hicks Westport, Conn., Aug. 17, 2009 To the Editor: It is becoming universally accepted that the best (only) way to fix our schools is by using student scores on standardized tests to rate both students and their teachers.
What is not so clear is how the nation can protect our children and our public schools from this administration's obsessive reliance on standardized tests to rank and rate students, teachers, principals and schools.
Within each dimension, attributes delineate desired behaviors for researchers and/or teachers to rate individual students as needs work, acceptable, or proficient on each attribute.
To find out, they asked two experienced elementary school teachers -- teachers with no knowledge of the study's purpose -- to rate the students' videotaped descriptions of both the birthday party and the soccer game.
