Which type of Spot Check does not earn a recorded score?

The type of Spot Check that does not earn a recorded score is Self Evaluation. Self Evaluations are generally conducted by individuals assessing their own work or performance. The primary purpose is to encourage personal reflection and self-improvement, rather than to provide an objective assessment that gets formally scored or recorded.

In contrast, the other types of checks—Spot Checks, Quality Reviews, and Scheduled Inspections—are designed to provide unbiased evaluations typically recorded for performance tracking or compliance purposes. These evaluations often include established criteria that allow for scores to be assigned, facilitating a structured review process. This difference highlights the role of Self Evaluation as a tool for professional development rather than a formal assessment metric.