Methods of Assessment. The decision as to whether assessment will be carried out by means of tests, equivalent calculations or controls will depend upon the availability of verified data concerning the dimensions, structure, construction and layout of the craft, its type and its size. This will be determined by the IMCI in consultation with the Manufacturer. The number of craft representing the production of the Manufacturer on which one or more tests, equivalent calculations or controls are undertaken will depend on the form of production, the intended production num- bers and the production materials. This will be determined by the IMCI in consultation with the Manufacturer. For Modules B, G and PCA, at least one (1) physical inspection of a specimen of the product is required. It is IMCI's discretion to do a physical inspection also for module A1. It is likely that the IMCI will require verification of supplied data and it will appoint the above mentioned In- xxxxxxx under whose responsibility such shall be verified. The cost of verification will be borne by the Manu- facturer in accordance with the level of IMCI fees. Where physical tests are undertaken, these will be carried out under the supervision of, but not by, an Inspector appointed specifically for the task by the IMCI. The cost of the supervision will be borne by the Manufacturer in accordance with the level of IMCI fees. All tests will be undertaken at a venue and at times mutually agreed between the Manufacturer and the IMCI. The Manufacturer may cancel the testing at any time up and until 24 hours prior to the programmed time without incurring any cancellation fee. A decision as to whether or not to proceed will be taken jointly by the Manufacturer and the IMCI based on weather forecasts 24 hours prior to the programmed testing. Subsequent to a decision to proceed if, for weather reasons or by cancellation by the Manufacturer, the testing/test does not go ahead then the Manufacturer will be charged all costs occurred to that point, if any. In addition, with capsize recovery tests, the Manufacturer will be responsible for providing the test crew and a suitable manned powered support craft of not less than 5 metres Lh. With all other tests, a suitable dock/pon- toon etc. will be necessary and people to represent the crew. Where calculations and/or controls are carried out, these will be undertaken by the IMCI Head Office or by the Inspector upon submission of the appropriate documentation by the Manufacturer. The c...
Methods of Assessment. TCPCS intends to meet the goal of producing students who have the academic and personal habits and attitudes desired of an educated citizen in the 21st century. Standards and standardization are the basis of assessment. Learners are shown exemplary performances for given tasks. An assessment of their efforts reflects how closely it matches this performance. The goal is not only to give a grade, but also to encourage students to do their personal best and show them their own improvement throughout the year. Self-assessment is also used. As active participants in assessment of their own work, learners are encouraged to develop intra-personal understanding of their strengths and deficiencies and an objective view of their accomplishments. In addition, a score on a piece of work can be improved if the learner is willing to accept the challenge for improvement put forth by the assessment. Performance will be assessed on at least the following levels:
Methods of Assessment. The School shall evaluate student’s work based on the assessment strategies identified in this Contract and in its annual report. The School and the Authorizer agree that the School’s operation under the Charter Contract shall be measured by the school performance indicators set forth in this Contract, including academic outcomes, standards for governance, financial management, and school operation as set forth in state and federal law and Addendum B (“School Accountability and Authorizer Oversight System”).
Methods of Assessment. The School shall evaluate students’ work based on, at a minimum, the assessment strategies identified in this Contract and its annual report.
Methods of Assessment. 1. The evaluator may utilize, but is not limited to, the following methods of assessing performance:
Methods of Assessment. Please list the method and explain how it will be used via online format: 1 4 6 7
Methods of Assessment. The School shall evaluate students’ work based on the assessment strategies identified in this Contract and in its annual report. The School and the Authorizer agree that the School’s operation under the Charter Contract shall be measured by the school performance indicators set forth in this Contract, including academic outcomes, standards for governance, financial management, and school operation as set forth in state and federal law and Addendum B (“School Accountability and Authorizer Oversight System”). Regular Assessments. Volunteers of America will monitor student academic achievement by reviewing student testing and assessments. Government Required Assessments. School students will take the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment tests and any other testing required by Applicable Law. The School will comply with the requirements of the Minnesota Graduation Standards, as defined by Minnesota Statutes §§ 120B.02 and 120B.024; and Minnesota Rules parts 3501.0010–.0280.
Methods of Assessment. Methods of Assessment may include, but are not limited to, the following(check all that apply) 1 4 5 6 7
Methods of Assessment. ICAN Learn uses a variety of tools to assess whether the student has achieved competency. These may include, but are not limited to: Method Activity Project A project requires detailed responses to any questions and tasks. A project may be group focused and students will be instructed by their assessor / teacher Presentation Students are expected to present a project or section of work in class, to lead discussion and to provide information for other students; this may also be in the context of group work and a group presentation where collaborative learning is used. Short answer question Students are expected to research and briefly answer set questions; this may be within or outside of class time. Role Plays Students engage in a practical demonstration of particular skills or reactions. Verbal questions and activities Students involved in class discussions, activities and groups projects. An observation report is completed by the teacher. Learning in the Workplace ‘On the job’ assessment is a requirement for some courses. If Learning in the workplace is required, the student is advised of this 8 Assessment Policy
Methods of Assessment. The decision as to whether assessment will be carried out by means of tests, equivalent calculations or controls will depend upon the availability of verified data concerning the dimensions, structure, construction and layout of the product, its type and its size. This will be determined by the IMCI in consultation with the Manufac- turer. The number of products representing the production of the Manufacturer on which one or more tests, equiva- lent calculations or controls are undertaken will depend on the form of production, the intended production numbers and the production materials. This will be determined by the IMCI in consultation with the Manufac- turer. For Modules B, G and PCA, at least one (1) physical inspection of a specimen of the product is required. It is likely that the IMCI will require verification of supplied data and it will appoint the above mentioned In- xxxxxxx or Laboratory under whose responsibility such shall be verified. The cost of verification will be borne by the Manufacturer in accordance with the level of IMCI fees. Where physical tests are undertaken, these will be carried out by a Laboratory in its facilities or under the su- pervision of, but not by, an Inspector. The Laboratory has to be appointed specifically for the task by the IMCI. The cost of the supervision will be borne by the Manufacturer in accordance with the level of IMCI fees. All tests will be undertaken at a venue and at times mutually agreed between the Manufacturer and the IMCI. The Manufacturer may cancel the testing at any time up and until 24 hours prior to the programmed time without incurring any cancellation fee. A decision as to whether or not to proceed will be taken jointly by the Manufacturer and the IMCI based on weather forecasts 24 hours prior to the programmed testing, if appli- cable. Subsequent to a decision to proceed if, for weather reasons or by cancellation by the Manufacturer, the testing/test does not go ahead, then the Manufacturer will be charged all costs occurred to that point, if any.
