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. Stuart McGugan. Educational Development Unit. University of Liverpool. 2. A key goal of marking is to make . reliable judgements . i.e. as assessors we are reaching the . same. conclusions about student performance . Developments 2013-14. The importance of literacy across the curriculum. Teaching - Demonstrate good subject and curriculum knowledge. [All teachers should] demonstrate an understanding of and take responsibility for promoting high standards of literacy, articulacy and the correct use of standard English, whatever the teacher’s specialist subject. . Chap. . 4, 5. , & 6. Chapter 4. Soil and Pest Factors That. Influence Fumigant Activity. Factors that Influence Soil Fumigation. Pest Factors:. What are they (pest identification)?. Where are they (how deep)?. Supporting your students and making marking meaningful. A game of ‘articulate’. (Starter). COMPARE. CONTRAST. SOLVE. APPLY. IDENTIFY. RECORD. CONCLUDE. JUSTIFY. COMBINE. APPRAISE. FORMULATE. DISCUSS. Joel Lutzker. General Counsel. March . 27, . 2013. . Topics. Why Mark?. Who Must Mark?. What to Mark?. When to Mark?. How to Mark?. Virtual Marking Primer. Questions. 2. Why Mark?. 35 U.S.C. §287(a):. Denis . Parkinson & . Dr. Stephen McKinnell. School of Health Sciences. Overview. Why use e-marking and feedback. The School of Health Sciences 2013-14 pilot. Demonstration. Questions and Answers. 2. GSA Mission Statement. “The mission of GSA is to deliver the best value in real estate, acquisition, and technology services to government and the American people.”. Savings. Saving tax payer money by reducing delayed or lost shipments. Marking & Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) 9/25/2018 Helen MacDonald Loyal Source Government Services Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Introduction Identify Mark Protect 1 (Trans New Guinea) Alan Rumsey, Lila San Roque and Bambi B. Schieffelin Draft of 27 March , 2012 Comments welcome but please do not quote or cite without authors ’ permission N B: T his is Chapter 10. Application . Methods. and Soil Sealing. Formulations and Application Methods. Formulation Type. Chemical. Application Methods. Liquefied Gas. Methyl Bromide. Ground Rig (Shank). Hot Gas (only 98:2 . Chapter 4. Soil and Pest Factors That. Influence Fumigant Activity. Factors that Influence Soil Fumigation. Pest Factors:. What are they (pest identification)?. Where are they (how deep)?. When to fumigate (application timing) ?. higher . education perspective. . 14. th. November 2016. . Prof.. Sue . Bloxham. What are Academic Standards?. ‘. Academic . Standards’ . . the reference points for what students should know or be able to do on completion of their studies; . Chapter 1. Overview of Soil Fumigants. and Soil Fumigation. Soil-borne Pests Targeted by Soil Fumigants Include:. Insects (e.g., wireworms). Nematodes. Fungi. Bacteria. Weed seeds. Germinating weed . Chapter 7. Site Assessment and Weather . PREPARING FOR SOIL FUMIGATION. The first step in such preparation is site assessment – evaluate the suitability of the site.. Site assessment will help to:.