Artifacts definition

Artifacts means any products generated, developed or used by a certificated teacher. Artifacts should not be created specifically for the evaluation system. Additionally, tools or forms used in the evaluation process may be considered as artifacts.

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Artifacts means natural or artificial articles, objects, implements, or other items of archaeological interest.

Artifacts means anything in physical or virtual form that provides data. Artifacts could include notes from observed practice and products or results of a classroom teacher’s work that demonstrates knowledge and skills of the educator with respect to the four-level rating system. Artifacts should not be created specifically for the evaluation system.

Examples of Artifacts in a sentence

• Artifacts should not be created specifically for the evaluation system.

• Artifacts shall mean any products generated, developed or used by a certificated teacher.

• Each subarchitecture domain represents a specific area of the overall framework and has particular artifacts, based on EA best practices, which are described and recommended in the Framework and Artifacts document.

• The Arts and Artifacts Indemnity Act permits U.S.-owned objects to be indemnified while on exhibition outside the U.S., preferably when they are part of an exchange of exhibitions between a foreign country and the U.S. For exhibitions from the U.S. on exhibition abroad, priority will be given: 1) if an exchange of exhibitions is planned, and 2) if the responsibility for indemnity will be shared between the U.S. and foreign institution(s).

• Artifacts do not have to be created specifically for the evaluation system.

More Definitions of Artifacts

Artifacts means items of personal property which are objects of human workmanship and which have archaeological or historical significance.

Artifacts means any products generated, developed, or used by a teacher during the course of instruction. Artifacts should arise naturally from classroom instruction or practices and should not be created specifically for the evaluation system or at the direction of the evaluator. Additionally, documents used in the observation/evaluation process may be considered as artifacts. NOTE: Artifacts can be gathered through the observation process and the course of regularly-performed activities and practices; therefore, the number of gathered artifacts can be minimal.

Artifacts means works independently created by students that serve as evidence addressing the standards-based indicators.

Artifacts means independently created student work that demonstrates competency in core content areas. Artifacts may include work from as early as grade ten.

Artifacts means arrowheads, other bone and stone tools, pottery, pottery fragments, china, metal objects or other material objects made by Native American settlers, or other residents of Arkansas, which were left or lost in or on the ground, except those items which were placed in direct association with human skeletal burial remains or burial furniture as defined in this act.

Artifacts. ' means data, print documents, videos, photographs, digital files, self- ratings, survey results, focus group results, research, strategies, plans, reports, or models.

Artifacts means all relics, specimens or objects of a historical, prehistorical, archaeological, or anthropological nature which may be found above or below the surface of the earth, and which have scientific or historic value as objects of antiquity, as aboriginal relics, or as archaeological specimens;