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[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: "desk audit" of FCAT?
Bill, thanks for a prompt, direct answer without a trace of bull crap. Gloria gpipkin@i-1.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Cala" <wcala@rochester.rr.com> > Gloria, > > A desk audit is generally a procedure that measures the expectation vs. what > is actually happening. In human resources, for example, a desk audit of a > civil service position would determine if, say, a secretary is doing > appropriate work in her job as is relates to the civil service job title he > or she holds. > > The desk audit of an FCAT is more than likely a check to see if the grading > procedure performed is equal to the grading procedure expected. I doubt > from what you wrote in the e-mail that they will look at this particular > exam. They will look at the process. In other words, a bureaucratic bull > crap answer that offers no help nor real investigation. > > BC
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