Assessment Types. Quality system audit—Qualitative assessment of a particular quality system to establish whether the prevailing quality management structure, policies, practices, and procedures meet EPA requirements and are adequate for ensuring that the type and quality of measurements needed are obtained. Technical systems audit—Qualitative on-site audit of the physical setup of the test. The auditors determine the compliance of testing personnel with the test/QA plan. Performance evaluation audit—Quantitative audit in which measurement data are independently obtained and compared with routinely obtained data to evaluate the accuracy (bias and precision) of a measurement system. Audit of data quality—Qualitative and quantitative audit in which data and data handling are reviewed and data quality and data usability are assessed.
Assessment Types. The school uses a number of basic assessments in the school from kindergarten to fifth grade, including diagnostic assessment in English and Arabic, mathematics, and formative assessment which is in the form of ongoing assessments throughout the learning process that inform students and teachers about the students' progress. Formative assessment is directly related to instruction, using various tools in addition to tests (summative assessments) to measure cognitive and knowledge abilities and progress in each subject. All of these assessments are based on the curriculum standards. While in the other grades from 6-12, there are additional tests that are conducted, such as midterms and end-of-term assessments, all of which are summative and based on the curriculum standards.
Assessment Types. Effort Grades:
Assessment Types. Assessments hereunder shall be of the following types: "Base Assessments" shall be the Assessments for expenses which are common to all Owners. "Benefited Assessments" shall be the Assessments for expenses which are for the primary (though not necessarily sole) benefit of one or one type of Lot or to a subgroup of same. Only those Owners benefited by the expenses for which the Benefited Assessments are levied shall pay such Benefited Assessments. The Board of Directors' determination of what constitutes an expense for which a Benefited Assessment is to be levied, as well as upon which Lots they are to be so levied, shall be binding and conclusive as long as not wholly unreasonable. "Special Assessments" shall be those Assessments for expenses resulting from unforeseen occurrences (e.g., uninsured casualty loss) or which are otherwise of such a nature that they occur less frequently than annually but which, in the reasonable discretion of the Board of Directors, is properly collected in a manner other than through the other types of Assessments designated herein. Special Assessments shall also include those charges specified elsewhere in this Declaration as Special Assessments. The Board of Directors shall also determine those Owners liable for Special Assessments in accordance with the nature of the expense for which they are levied. By way of example only, if the POA is to install improvements primarily benefiting, and particularly if requested by, one type of Owner, then the Special Assessment for same shall be levied only against the benefited Owner(s). On the other hand, and, again, only by way of example, if a Special Assessment is for an expense benefiting all of the Owners, then the Special Assessment shall be allocated in the same manner as Base Assessments.
