Sentence examples for a top-performing student from inspiring English sources
He was ranked a top-performing student so was selected, or as he called it, "creamed off the top", to become an instructor.
After graduating in computer science he went straight into the RAF, winning a competition when flying a Jet Provost, and he was ranked a top-performing student and selected to become an instructor.
He says he had fallen into the lecturing trap, in which the instructor looks brilliant and a handful of top-performing students create the appearance of a lively class--but most students arent keeping pace.
Some states, including Indiana, award "bonus points" for academic growth of students in the super subgroup, as well as for growth among a school's top-performing students, testified Kati Haycock, president of the Education Trust, an organization dedicated to closing the achievement gap.
In a move that truly places top-performing students above all others, the Bronx High School for Medical Science is facing backlash for denying some students of math and English classes.
(2008), top-performing students in an introductory psychology course were more accurate in predicting their performance than lower-performing students, who significantly overestimated their performance.
The government of Singapore will stop releasing the names of top-performing students in an effort to put less academic stress on young people.
(2000), in which top-performing students in an introductory psychology course were significantly more accurate in predicting their performance on an exam than lower-performing students.
Early admissions policies, with which some colleges fill up to 40percentt of their freshman class, press top-performing students to make a final decision in the first semester of senior year.
For the first time, universities can take as many top-performing students as they can accommodate, provided they have A-level grades of at least AAB.
When only the top-performing students were considered, there was a small gender gap in science achievement favouring males (OECD 2015).
