EVALUATİON

Etymology: () From Middle French évaluation.

Synonyms: appraisal, appraisement, assessment, calculation, decision, estimate, estimation, guesstimation, interpretation, opinion, rating, stock, take, valuation

İngilizce - Türkçe çevirisi "EVALUATİON"

• EVALUATİON: değerlendirme
• EVALUATİON: değerlendirmesi
• EVALUATİON: değer tahmini
• EVALUATİON: paha biçme
• EVALUATİON: ölçüm
• EVALUATİON: kıymet takdiri Ticaret
• EVALUATİON: kıymetlendirme Kanun,Teknik
• EVALUATİON: tespit
• EVALUATİON: değerlendırme
• EVALUATİON: DEĞERLENDİRME:İstihbarattaki kullanımına göre bir bilginin güvenilirlik, geçerlilik, yararlılık ve doğruluk yönünden değerlendirilmesi. Değerlendirme istihbarat çarkının muhtelif aşamalarında farklı kapsamlar içinde yapılır. İstihbarat subayları ve rapor subayları tarafından yapılan ilk değerlendirmeler kaynağın geçerliliği ve doğruluğunun harekat seviyesine göre eldeki verilerle mukayese edilmesi konusunda odaklaştırılır. İstihbarat analizcileri tarafından yapılan sonraki değerlendirmeler esas olarak bilginin doğruluğunu ortaya koymaya çalışır ve dolayısıyla bilgiyi istihbarata çevirir. Bilgi veya istihbarat kalemlerinin değerlendirilmesi veya kıymetlendirilmesi standart bir harf sayı sistemiyle gösterilir. Kaynakların güvenilirliği A'dan F'ye kadar harflerle, bilginin doğruluğu 1'dan 6'ya kadar rakamlarla gösterilir. Bu, tamamen iki birbirinden bağımsız değerlendirmedir ve bu ayrı değerlendirmeler aşağıda gösterilen sisteme uygun olarak belirtilir. Örneğin, genellikle güvenilir bir kaynaktan elde edilen "muhtemelen doğru" bir istihbarat "B 2" veya "B2" olarak kıymetlendirilirken, "genellikle güvenilir bir kaynak"tan elde edilen "doğruluğuna hükmedilemeyecek" bir bilgi "B 6" veya "B6" olarak gösterilir. Kaynağın güvenilirliği: A- Tamamıyle güvenilir B- Genellikle güvenilir C- Biraz Güvenilir D- Genellikle güvenilmez E- Güvenilmez F- Güvenilirliğine hükmedilemez. Bilginin Doğruluğu: 1. Diğer kaynaklarca teyit edilmiş. 2. Muhtemelen doğru 3. Doğru olması mümkün 4. Şüpheli 5. Doğruluğu muhtemel değil 6. Doğruluğuna hükmedilemez. Ayrıca bakınız: "intelligence cycle", "operational evaluation", "technical evaluation" Askeri
• EVALUATİON: (INTELLIGENCE) İSTİHBARAT DEĞERLENDİRMESİ, İSTİHBARAT KIYMETLENDİRMESİ:Bir haber veya bilginin; istihbarat bakımından değerli, uygun, inanılır ve doğru olup olmadığını tayin için incelenmesi Askeri
• EVALUATİON: değer biçme
• EVALUATİON: (NATO) DEĞERLENDİRME:bkz: "intelligence cycle" Askeri
• EVALUATİON: evaluasyon Tıp
• evaluate: değerlendirmek fiil
• evaluate: değer biçmek fiil
• evaluate: ölçmek fiil
• evaluate: paha biçmek fiil
• evaluate: hesaplama Bilgisayar
• evaluate: değerlendir
• evaluate: değerlendirme yapmak
• evaluate: kıymetlendirmek
• evaluate: değerlendirmeye almak
• evaluate: DEĞERLENDİRMEK, KIYMETLENDİRMEK:Elde edilen bilgi ve haberleri değerlendirmek Askeri
• evaluate: değerlemek Ticaret
• evaluate: kıymet biçmek
• evaluate: takdir etmek
• evaluate: değerini tayin etmek; değerlendirme Mukavele
• evaluate: değerbiç Bilgisayar
• evaluate: tartmak

İngilizce - İngilizce çevirisi "EVALUATİON"

• EVALUATİON: Determination of the value of a variable or expression
• EVALUATİON: An assessment, such as an annual personnel performance review used as the basis for a salary increase or bonus, or a summary of a particular situation
• EVALUATİON: A completion of a mathematical operation; a valuation
• EVALUATİON: As applies to educational settings, a way of collecting information (includes testing, observations, and parental input) about a student's learning needs, strengths, and interests The evaluation is part of the process of determining whether a student qualifies for special education programs and services
• EVALUATİON: * Normative evaluation is a judgment as to whether something is good or bad in some respects, a value judgment; evaluation of the results is assessment of what test results indicate about some natural phenomena, or about the performance of some human artifact
• EVALUATİON: Evaluation is inquiry (quantitative and/or qualitative) designed to reflect the extent of progress made towards attaining the stated goals of an organization or project within an organization Evaluations are most enlightening when they address quantified and measured indicators of progress towards accomplishing stated goals and/or objectives Evaluations typically assess progress made in terms of services, time, resources, and costs required to make a particular level of progress
• EVALUATİON: Includes qualitative and quantitative activities that offer an independent, impartial assessment about what changes actually occurred and the extent to which agreed-upon outcomes were achieved It provides judgments about the process by which those results were obtained
• EVALUATİON: To measure, compare, and judge the quality of student work, schools, or a specific educational program
• EVALUATİON: An assessment of program effectiveness and outcomes at the end of a given period of time Evaluation is primarily the responsibility of the Corporation and will be conducted by the Corporation with the cooperation of State Commissions and programs Evaluation should not be confused with program's internal evaluation and monitoring responsibilities
• EVALUATİON: (applies to school-aged children); a way of collecting information about a student's learning needs, strengths, and interests; the evaluation is part of the process of determining whether a student qualifies for special education programs and services
• EVALUATİON: A completion of a mathmatic operation; a valuation
• EVALUATİON: making judgments about the quality of student work using information about learning gathered through assessments Good evaluations of learning are generally based on multiple sources of assessment information
• EVALUATİON: The substitution of a variable with its value
• EVALUATİON: act of ascertaining or fixing the value or worth of an appraisal of the value of something; "he set a high valuation on friendship
• EVALUATİON: an appraisal of the value of something; "he set a high valuation on friendship"
• EVALUATİON: Valuation; appraisement
• EVALUATİON: act of ascertaining or fixing the value or worth of
• EVALUATİON: n a model whereby forms are executed, returning zero or more values Such execution might be implemented directly in one step by an interpreter or in two steps by first compiling the form and then executing the compiled code; this choice is dependent both on context and the nature of the implementation, but in any case is not in general detectable by any program The evaluation model is designed in such a way that a conforming implementation might legitimately have only a compiler and no interpreter, or vice versa See section The Evaluation Model
• EVALUATİON: 1 The collection and processing of information and data in order to determine how well a design meets the requirements and to provide direction for improvements 2 A process used to analyze, evaluate, and appraise a student's achievement, growth, and performance through the use of formal and informal tests and techniques
• EVALUATİON: The process of delineating, obtaining, and providing useful information for judging decision alternatives The basis and methods by which data are collected and analyzed to revise and improve the overall operation of a training program or system (Bennett and Clasper)
• EVALUATİON: A process that attempts to determine as systematically and objectively as possible the relevance, effectiveness, and impact of activities in the light of their objectives
• EVALUATİON: A systematic (and as objective as possible) examination of a planned, ongoing or completed project It aims to answer specific management questions and to judge the overall value of an endeavour and supply lessons learned to improve future actions, planning and decision-making Evaluations commonly seek to determine the efficiency, effectiveness, impact, sustainability and the relevance of the project or organisation's objectives An evaluation should provide information that is credible and useful, offering concrete lessons learned to help partners and funding agencies make decisions
• EVALUATİON: The process of determining the worth of, or assigning a value to, something on the basis of careful examination and judgment As used in this document, evaluation is one use of assessment information See assessment
• EVALUATİON: appraisal, estimation, act of evaluating isim
• EVALUATİON: a judgment about how good, useful, or successful something is = assessment (évaluation, from évaluer , from value )
• EVALUATİON: Normative evaluation is a judgment as to whether something is good or bad in some respects, a value judgment ; Evaluation of the results is assessment of what test results indicate about some natural phenomena, or about the performance of some human artifact
• EVALUATİON: A detailed review of a disaster relief program designed to determine whether program objectives were met, to assess the program's impact on the community, and to generate "lessons learned" for the design of future projects Evaluations are most often conducted at the completion of important milestones, or at the end of a specified period (Landesman definition)
• EVALUATİON: Evaluation is concerned with the ability to judge the value of material (statement, novel, poem, research report) for a given purpose The judgements are to be based on definite criteria These may be internal criteria (organization) or external criteria (relevance to the purpose) and the student may determine the criteria of be given them Learning outcomes in this area are highest in the cognitive hierarchy because they contain elements of all of the other categories, plus conscious value judgements based on clearly defined criteria **
• EVALUATİON: The evaluation of bibliographic records sent for batch processing involves an extensive analysis of the data This evaluation is necessary because a custom computer set up is created to process the records Batch Services staff identify problems with the records as well as problems with the file structure All of this analysis is done to obtain the highest and most accurate hit rate for a project
• EVALUATİON: a collecting and bringing together of information about a child's learning needs, which may include social, psychological, and educational evaluations used to determine assignment to special programs or services; a process using observation, testing, and test analysis to determine an individual's strengths and weaknesses to plan his or her educational services Parental consent for initial evaluation must be obtained for this process
• EVALUATİON: the systematic analysis of processes, results, and impacts of a program, activity or policy in order to judge its worth Evaluation may also address the extent to which a program or an institution continues to serve a useful purpose and operates efficiently (See In-depth Evaluation and Institutional Evaluation)
• EVALUATİON: A decision about the value of what was taught or learnt and how the learning and the teaching was carried out This involves studying the good points and the bad points A teacher might evaluate a learner's knowledge of specific items, as the course is in progress, in order to find out what needs to be worked on further This is known as formative evaluation Or she or he might want to assess the learner's knowledge at the end of a course, often for grading puroses This is known as summative evaluation (See Assessment)
• EVALUATİON: the systematic process of determining the merit, value, and worth of someone (the evaluee, such as a teacher, student, or employee) or something (the evaluand, such as a product, program, policy, procedure, or process) See Assessment, Teacher Evaluation
• EVALUATİON: A process that attempts to systematically and objectively determine the relevance, effectiveness, and impact of activities in light of their objectives Evaluation can be related to structure, process, or outcome One can distinguish these various types
• EVALUATİON: A process that helps prevention practitioners discover the strengths and weaknesses of their activities so that they can do better over time Time spent on evaluations is well spent because it allows groups to use money and other resources more efficiently in the future Also, evaluation does not have to be expensive or complicated to be useful Some evaluations can be done at little or no cost, and some can be completed by persons who are not professional evaluators Local colleges and universities can be sources of professional evaluation support by persons working on degrees in sociology, educational psychology, social work, biostatistics, public health, and other areas
• EVALUATİON: A judgment of merit based on various measurements, notable events, and subjective impressions A total art program evaluation assesses the quality of components such as facilities, resources, teacher preparation, extra- curricular art activities, or safety in the art room or performance facility, and includes curriculum evaluation and the program for assessment of student learning Assessment of student learning in the arts can lead to refining or reinforcing curriculum (what is taught, when) and Lesson Plans (how) (See Figure G 1 as a demonstration of how arts programs operate within the context of the community and the state )
• evaluate: to draw conclusions from examining; to assess - "It will take several years to evaluate the material gathered in the survey."
• evaluate: to compute an expression - "Evaluate this polynomial"
• evaluate: To evaluate is to find the value of a mathematical expression Examples: Evaluate 3 - 2 (4 + 1) 3 - 2 (4 + 1) = 3 - 2 (5) = 3 -10 = -7 Evaluate a2 - 2ab - b2 when a = -1 and b = 2 a2 - 2ab - b2 = (-1)2 - 2(-1)(2) - (2) 2 = 1 + 4 - 4 = 1
• evaluate: a u -- interpret and execute source code contained in a string
• evaluate: to assign a value (grade or assess) a student's performance, (product, or process) as a means of measuring their growth against "external standards", and that of other students
• evaluate: Examine the various sides of a question and try to reach a judgement
• evaluate: to determine or set the value or worth of something
• evaluate: In an evaluation question you are expected to present a careful appraisal of the problem stressing both advantages and limitations Evaluation implies authoritative and, to a lesser degree, personal appraisal of both contributions and limitations
• evaluate: to draw conclusions from by examining
• evaluate: appraise, judge the worth or quality fiil
• evaluate: Asks candidates to make an appraisal of the argument or concept under investigation or discussion Candidates should weigh the nature of the evidence available, and identify and discuss the convincing aspects of the argument, as well as its limitations and implications
• evaluate: To fix the value of; to rate; to appraise
• evaluate: place a value on; judge the worth of something; "I will have the family jewels appraised by a professional"
• evaluate: how valuable is it? This often requires you to make a value judgment (ie: give an opinion supported by evidence on the worth or value of something) This requires you to have a sound knowledge of facts, to have read a variety of opinions, and to have formed an opinion for yourself
• evaluate: This is important If you have time, it will help you identify what to go back and improve It should certainly help you produce a better product next time evaluate the content - have you produced what was required and what you intended?
• evaluate: To ascertain, judge or decide the value or worth of
• evaluate: To judge the value of
• evaluate: Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of
• evaluate: determine or fix the value of See Performance Evaluation for information about employee evaluations
• evaluate: Make an appraisal of the worth of something in the light of its truth or utility Emphasise the views of authorities as well as your personal estimation
• evaluate: If you evaluate something or someone, you consider them in order to make a judgment about them, for example about how good or bad they are. The market situation is difficult to evaluate. = assess + evaluation evaluations evalu·ation the opinions and evaluations of college supervisors Evaluation is standard practice for all training arranged through the school. to judge how good, useful, or successful something is = assess (evaluation)
• evaluate: v t (a form or an implicit progn) to execute the code represented by the form (or the series of forms making up the implicit progn) by applying the rules of evaluation, returning zero or more values
• evaluate: - Present a value judgement, stressing advantages and disadvantages of the situation E g evaluate the contributions of telephones to our lives
• evaluate: to assess, to state the value of When asked to 'evaluate a statement' as to whether it is supported or implied by a text, you are being asked to judge how clearly the text does or does not spell out the information given in the statement
• evaluate: to decide the value or worth of something after a study
• evaluate: to determine the significance, or the worth of by careful appraisal or study
• evaluate: To calculate the numerical value
• evaluate: tr v To ascertain or fix the value or worth of To examine and judge carefully
• evaluate: To carefully examine and judge the efficacy of a technology; to submit technologies for testing under conditions of observation and analysis; synonyms: measure, estimate, classify, test ETV does evaluate
• evaluate: To consider or judge the value or importance of something; to appraise
• evaluate: To compute the value of an expression
• evaluate: acq When used relative to test and evaluation, "evaluate" implies a quantitative test that requires comparison of test results to an applicable requirement(s) (See "Determine ") [MIL-HDBK-1908B]
• evaluations: plural of evaluation