Sentence examples for ability students from inspiring English sources

Except as the table above shows high ability students were performing well in those hard subjects anyway.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the said: "Ofqual has made some sensible suggestions here: rejecting the ranking of students, stretching out the top grades to help differentiate between higher ability students and taking a case by case approach to coursework.

The higher ability students in my own school got a Progress 8 score of 0.5 this summer, whereas their equivalents in our neighbouring grammar school had to make do with a mere 0.4.

James believes that incentives might in some cases be effective "for lower ability students because it's hard for them to access the curriculum, and maybe younger students [at GCSE]".

This does not necessarily indicate that further mathematics is an easier examination, as we have written about in the past, but it may just be that higher ability students are taking the subject.

High ability students appear to benefit more from the treatment.

Public education's neglect of high-ability students doesn't just deny individuals opportunities they deserve.

My lower-ability students felt success quicker and gained in confidence by solving relatively simple problems, whereas the higher-ability students came across something that they didn't always get right first time.

Until we use a more nuanced metric to reward schools, high-ability students will continue to be forgotten.

If society accepts that being bad at maths is OK, then schools will continue gaming the system and focusing on the middle-ability students.

Brian Lightman, the general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), said some schools had reported unexpected results for high-ability students and those on the C/D borderline in English and maths.