Definition of self-assessment in English:

self-assessment

noun

mass noun

1Assessment or evaluation of oneself or one's actions, attitudes, or performance.
each aspiring solicitor is obliged to go through a process of self-assessment
as modifier self-assessment procedures
count noun encourage students to make self-assessments and record their own progress
Example sentencesExamples
- Humility convinces us to be careful about our self-assessments.
- Under the Council's voluntary standards, 492 plants have finished security self-assessments.
- You'll need to make that argument by drawing upon your current assessment of the work, your original self-assessments, your peer responses, and my responses.
- In their self-assessments, the candidates also have the opportunity to record any untoward events and their impressions of the incident for future evaluation.
- In his self-description, however, Augustine does not push away his past as we so often do in our own self-assessments.
- The pre-test and post-test consisted of both performance-based test tasks and self-assessments.
- Chinese students who did not receive the U.S. students' self-assessments were uniformly critical and less friendly.
- Interns were encouraged to complete self-assessments of their learning, document and evaluate progress, and document learning goals and plans for the following week.
- The following results, therefore, are based on one-time self-assessments.
- After a few years of operating with these expectations in view, departments would undertake self-assessments of their contributions and submit the results to their various deans.
- For example, one of Carson's self-assessments was that he was always a very careful person.
- Without knowledge of the subjects' self-assessments, raters evaluated the subjects on the basis of their childhood memories.
- According to patients' self-assessments, various levels of asthma severity were represented in the study group.
- For all their differences and ambiguities, empires have shared in common a will to power that should make us skeptical of their most optimistic self-assessments.
- The self-assessments will help hospitals evaluate their medication safety systems and identify areas for improvement.
- The self-assessments are double-checked by supervisors.
- Less dependence upon self-assessments of computer expertise may have improved the analysis of that variable as well.
- Additionally, the contractor is invited and encouraged to submit self-assessments of performance for consideration by the review board during the formal evaluation process that occurs at the end of each evaluation period.
- In addition, the students' self-assessments revealed how they perceived their mastery of the competencies the faculty had established as desirable outcomes.
- In the next set of analyses, we explored whether teachers who differed in the amount of knowledge they actually possessed also differed in their self-assessments.
1. 1.1British Calculation of one's own taxable liability.
  under self-assessment, some nine million people might have tax returns to file before January 31
  Example sentencesExamples
  Under self-assessment, some nine million people might have tax returns to file before January 31.
  Now he has to ask himself that question, either in advance or at any rate retrospectively when it comes to self-assessment for tax purposes.
  Even if you calculate how much tax you own yourself through self-assessment, the Revenue may still check your figures.
  Under self-assessment a particular view of a transaction or tax deduction is often taken which is felt to be correct but where the tax treatment is uncertain.
  The appeal raises an important point of principle concerning the scheme of self-assessment for tax.
  For the one in three caught in income tax self-assessment, July 31 is the day when they either decide to pay up or face far bigger bills later on.
  I know nothing about tax and self-assessment and I am scared that I am heading for a big fine.
  The Inland Revenue is also understood to be considering a more radical scheme, where some taxpayers who qualify for self-assessment might not have to fill in a tax return.

Definition of self-assessment in US English:

self-assessment

nounˈˌself əˈsesməntˈˌsɛlf əˈsɛsmənt

Assessment or evaluation of oneself or one's actions and attitudes, in particular, of one's performance at a job or learning task considered in relation to an objective standard.
（尤指对工作、学习任务的）自我评估
Example sentencesExamples
- You'll need to make that argument by drawing upon your current assessment of the work, your original self-assessments, your peer responses, and my responses.
- In their self-assessments, the candidates also have the opportunity to record any untoward events and their impressions of the incident for future evaluation.
- In addition, the students' self-assessments revealed how they perceived their mastery of the competencies the faculty had established as desirable outcomes.
- Additionally, the contractor is invited and encouraged to submit self-assessments of performance for consideration by the review board during the formal evaluation process that occurs at the end of each evaluation period.
- Chinese students who did not receive the U.S. students' self-assessments were uniformly critical and less friendly.
- In his self-description, however, Augustine does not push away his past as we so often do in our own self-assessments.
- For all their differences and ambiguities, empires have shared in common a will to power that should make us skeptical of their most optimistic self-assessments.
- Humility convinces us to be careful about our self-assessments.
- The self-assessments will help hospitals evaluate their medication safety systems and identify areas for improvement.
- The self-assessments are double-checked by supervisors.
- After a few years of operating with these expectations in view, departments would undertake self-assessments of their contributions and submit the results to their various deans.
- The following results, therefore, are based on one-time self-assessments.
- In the next set of analyses, we explored whether teachers who differed in the amount of knowledge they actually possessed also differed in their self-assessments.
- Without knowledge of the subjects' self-assessments, raters evaluated the subjects on the basis of their childhood memories.
- For example, one of Carson's self-assessments was that he was always a very careful person.
- Under the Council's voluntary standards, 492 plants have finished security self-assessments.
- The pre-test and post-test consisted of both performance-based test tasks and self-assessments.
- Interns were encouraged to complete self-assessments of their learning, document and evaluate progress, and document learning goals and plans for the following week.
- According to patients' self-assessments, various levels of asthma severity were represented in the study group.
- Less dependence upon self-assessments of computer expertise may have improved the analysis of that variable as well.

词汇	self-assessment
释义	Definition of self-assessment in English: self-assessment noun mass noun 1Assessment or evaluation of oneself or one's actions, attitudes, or performance. each aspiring solicitor is obliged to go through a process of self-assessment as modifier self-assessment procedures count noun encourage students to make self-assessments and record their own progress Example sentencesExamples Humility convinces us to be careful about our self-assessments. Under the Council's voluntary standards, 492 plants have finished security self-assessments. You'll need to make that argument by drawing upon your current assessment of the work, your original self-assessments, your peer responses, and my responses. In their self-assessments, the candidates also have the opportunity to record any untoward events and their impressions of the incident for future evaluation. In his self-description, however, Augustine does not push away his past as we so often do in our own self-assessments. The pre-test and post-test consisted of both performance-based test tasks and self-assessments. Chinese students who did not receive the U.S. students' self-assessments were uniformly critical and less friendly. Interns were encouraged to complete self-assessments of their learning, document and evaluate progress, and document learning goals and plans for the following week. The following results, therefore, are based on one-time self-assessments. After a few years of operating with these expectations in view, departments would undertake self-assessments of their contributions and submit the results to their various deans. For example, one of Carson's self-assessments was that he was always a very careful person. Without knowledge of the subjects' self-assessments, raters evaluated the subjects on the basis of their childhood memories. According to patients' self-assessments, various levels of asthma severity were represented in the study group. For all their differences and ambiguities, empires have shared in common a will to power that should make us skeptical of their most optimistic self-assessments. The self-assessments will help hospitals evaluate their medication safety systems and identify areas for improvement. The self-assessments are double-checked by supervisors. Less dependence upon self-assessments of computer expertise may have improved the analysis of that variable as well. Additionally, the contractor is invited and encouraged to submit self-assessments of performance for consideration by the review board during the formal evaluation process that occurs at the end of each evaluation period. In addition, the students' self-assessments revealed how they perceived their mastery of the competencies the faculty had established as desirable outcomes. In the next set of analyses, we explored whether teachers who differed in the amount of knowledge they actually possessed also differed in their self-assessments. 1.1British Calculation of one's own taxable liability. under self-assessment, some nine million people might have tax returns to file before January 31 Example sentencesExamples Under self-assessment, some nine million people might have tax returns to file before January 31. Now he has to ask himself that question, either in advance or at any rate retrospectively when it comes to self-assessment for tax purposes. Even if you calculate how much tax you own yourself through self-assessment, the Revenue may still check your figures. Under self-assessment a particular view of a transaction or tax deduction is often taken which is felt to be correct but where the tax treatment is uncertain. The appeal raises an important point of principle concerning the scheme of self-assessment for tax. For the one in three caught in income tax self-assessment, July 31 is the day when they either decide to pay up or face far bigger bills later on. I know nothing about tax and self-assessment and I am scared that I am heading for a big fine. The Inland Revenue is also understood to be considering a more radical scheme, where some taxpayers who qualify for self-assessment might not have to fill in a tax return. Definition of self-assessment in US English: self-assessment nounˈˌself əˈsesməntˈˌsɛlf əˈsɛsmənt Assessment or evaluation of oneself or one's actions and attitudes, in particular, of one's performance at a job or learning task considered in relation to an objective standard. （尤指对工作、学习任务的）自我评估 Example sentencesExamples You'll need to make that argument by drawing upon your current assessment of the work, your original self-assessments, your peer responses, and my responses. In their self-assessments, the candidates also have the opportunity to record any untoward events and their impressions of the incident for future evaluation. In addition, the students' self-assessments revealed how they perceived their mastery of the competencies the faculty had established as desirable outcomes. Additionally, the contractor is invited and encouraged to submit self-assessments of performance for consideration by the review board during the formal evaluation process that occurs at the end of each evaluation period. Chinese students who did not receive the U.S. students' self-assessments were uniformly critical and less friendly. In his self-description, however, Augustine does not push away his past as we so often do in our own self-assessments. For all their differences and ambiguities, empires have shared in common a will to power that should make us skeptical of their most optimistic self-assessments. Humility convinces us to be careful about our self-assessments. The self-assessments will help hospitals evaluate their medication safety systems and identify areas for improvement. The self-assessments are double-checked by supervisors. After a few years of operating with these expectations in view, departments would undertake self-assessments of their contributions and submit the results to their various deans. The following results, therefore, are based on one-time self-assessments. In the next set of analyses, we explored whether teachers who differed in the amount of knowledge they actually possessed also differed in their self-assessments. Without knowledge of the subjects' self-assessments, raters evaluated the subjects on the basis of their childhood memories. For example, one of Carson's self-assessments was that he was always a very careful person. Under the Council's voluntary standards, 492 plants have finished security self-assessments. The pre-test and post-test consisted of both performance-based test tasks and self-assessments. Interns were encouraged to complete self-assessments of their learning, document and evaluate progress, and document learning goals and plans for the following week. According to patients' self-assessments, various levels of asthma severity were represented in the study group. Less dependence upon self-assessments of computer expertise may have improved the analysis of that variable as well.
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