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Grading the Graded Care Profile [PDF]
This paper presents some of the key findings of a study investigating the introduction of the Graded Care Profile (GCP) – a tool used in the assessment of child neglect – in one Scottish local authority where neglect is the primary reason for which nearly half of all children are placed on the Child Protection Register.
Sen, Robin +3 more
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Commentary in Nature, International weekly journal of science. International testing that is used to predict the grim future of U.S. science and technology is being vastly misinterpreted.
Salzman, Hal, Lowell, B. Lindsay
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Evaluation of the visual stress grading standard on French Spruce (Picea excelsa) and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) sawn timber [PDF]
We wish to thank J.C. Sève and S. Vives from Monnet-Sève sawmills who provided us with the two batches of boards. Acknowledgments also go to people from LaBoMap, especially J.C. Butaud who helped us during the tests. Finally, we thank L. Brancheriau from
COUDEGNAT, Damien +7 more
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Honest Grading, Grade Inflation, and Reputation [PDF]
When grades lose their informative value because the percentage of students receiving the best grade rises without any corresponding increase in ability, this is called grade inflation. Conventional wisdom says that such grade inflation is unavoidable since it is essentially costless to award good grades.
Ehlers, Tim, Schwager, Robert
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Grading, Care and Ethics: A Timely/ Timeless Provocation [PDF]
Neil Currant, Liz Bunting & Vikki Hill ask: Is grading university work harmful to students and if so how?
Currant, Neil +3 more
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This study explores teacher candidates’ experiences of grading in higher education. A phenomenographic approach was adopted and four qualitatively different categories were identified. Grading was experienced as: self-identification, motivation, personal
Cormac McGrath +2 more
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An Aggregation Rule Based on the Binomial Distribution
Many decision-making situations require the evaluation of several voters or agents. In a situation where voters evaluate candidates, the question arises of how best to aggregate evaluations so as to compare the candidates.
Josep Freixas
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Grading fluorescein angiograms in malarial retinopathy [PDF]
This work was funded by The Wellcome Trust (IJCM, SPH, NAVB, MEM, DP, SoL: Grant No. 092668/Z/10/Z; Core Grant No. 084679/Z/08/Z).Background: Malarial retinopathy is an important finding in Plasmodium falciparum cerebral malaria, since it strengthens ...
Malcolm E. Molyneux +29 more
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Automated Grading of Red Ginseng Using DenseNet121 and Image Preprocessing Techniques
Red ginseng is a steamed and dried ginseng that has more functional properties and a longer shelf-life. Red ginseng is graded by appearance and inner quality.
Minhyun Kim +4 more
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Breast carcinoma grading on core needle biopsy – to grade or not to grade?
Core needle biopsy (CNB) is well established as an important diagnostic tool in diagnosing breast cancer and it is now considered the initial method of choice for diagnosing breast disease and the basis for the treatment planning. The concordance rate between CNB and surgical excision specimen in determination of histological grade (HG) varies widely ...
Szpor, Joanna +7 more
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