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1. In each paper the aim was to convince the assessment community that there were significant advantages to using Comparative Judgement in place of marking for some types of assessment.
2. Perhaps she didn't fully use all types of assessments _ children's answers to questions, written work, their efforts at self-evaluation, and tests.
3. "I'm pleased to see that we have moved to the type of assessment that requires students to demonstrate their knowledge by actually engaging in science activities,"
4. The feedback a student receives from this type of assessment does not emphasizes a score, percentage, or statistical average, but information about the expectations of performance as compared to the standard.
5. These types of assessments are used so that the behaviour therapist can determine exactly what a client's problem may be and establish a baseline for any maladaptive responses that the client may have.
6. It's difficult to find types of assessment in a sentence. 用types of assessment造句挺難的
7. "' Biographical Information Blank ( BIB ) "'is a type of assessment that uses biodata in employee recruitment to help determine which of several candidates should be hired for a job.
8. The lack of human interaction can limit both the type of content that can be presented and the type of assessment that can be performed, and may need supplementation with online discussion or other interactive elements.
9. "' Implementing a community needs assessment "' The exact methodology to implementing a community needs assessment is partially determined by the type of assessment that is being performed ( discussed above ).
10. State spending on standardized exams has nearly tripled in the past five years, to $ 422 million from $ 141 million, but the range is enormous, based on how often the states test students and what types of assessments they use.
11. Experimental psychology in Leipzig mainly leant on four methodological types of assessment : the " impression methods " with their various measurement techniques in psychophysics; the " reaction methods " for chronometry in the psychology of apperception; the " reproduction methods " in research on memory, and the " expression methods " with observations and psychophysiological measurement in research on feelings.
12. The answer is that certainty is contextual, there is no such thing as certainty that isn't the result of the reasoning of some individual in a certain context with a finite understanding of a limited number of facts .  Certain represents an assessment of the evidence for a conclusion; it is usually contrasted with two other broad types of assessment :  possible and  probable .  . ..
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