evaluationloop

noun
UK /ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃən luːp/
US /ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃən luːp/

A cycle where you check how well something works and then use what you learn to make it better.

The teacher used an evaluation loop to see which lessons helped students most and then improved her plans.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computer programming, a repeated process that tests a program's output and adjusts it until it meets a goal.

The code runs an evaluation loop to fine-tune the model's accuracy.

3. In education, a repeating cycle of teaching, testing, and adjusting instruction based on results.

The school built an evaluation loop into each term to track student progress.

4. In business, a recurring process of measuring performance and refining strategies.

Managers rely on an evaluation loop to keep improving customer service.