formative assessment

Time and again, the author confuses chattering class dissatisfaction with an honest assessment of accomplishment.

If the losses exceed the premiums thus paid in advance, then an assessment is made on each member to cover the deficiency.

Wherefore they had done generous assessment work and had recorded their claim and built their monuments to mark its boundaries.

Politically they have been neglected, until the Citizens' Union gave them a formative part in political decisions.

If children are not in schools, they are yet subject to influences that are formative of character.

Consequently, we find that behind all systems of primitive religion lies the formative background of natural phenomena.