Sentence examples for about attainment from inspiring English sources

This is an incredibly urgent agenda, but when you hear Conservatives talk about children, it is all about attainment and accomplishment and education.

But here too my genuine sympathy for the context in which our universities are currently battling is tempered by their tendency to revert to the usual "it's about attainment, universities can't do this alone" message, rather than tackling the government on these crucial policy issues.

"Miss, what level am I working at now?" "Miss, what grade is this essay?" For most of my teaching career I've encouraged questions about attainment – or at the very least smiled wearily, while pointing students in the direction of some self-assessment tasks.

I welcome much of the new inspection criteria, his focus on the quality of early years' provision, his willingness to have difficult conversations about attainment for disadvantaged white boys, and his determination to get Ofsted more engaged in dealing with underperformance.

In more benign forms, emphasis on trust led to a denigration of continued utterance as evidence of doubt of the vow's power and as a residue of attachment to one's own action in bringing about attainment.

National Union of Teachers General Secretary Christine Blower said: "As primary school pupils already have to learn their times tables by the end of year four, Nicky Morgan's announcement is clearly not about educational attainment but about the introduction of yet another test.

Instead, how about using degree attainment rates -- how many students who enroll eventually complete degrees?

By extension is is about the attainment of sainthood through the ecstatic resignation of the masochist, about martyrdom as aggression.

Our study was limited by its small size and limited sociodemographic information about participants, including a lack of information about educational attainment.

Although data on ethnicity were collected, the GPPS did not ask about service users' English language ability, nor about educational attainment, both of which might be related to experience of care.

Our concern is about the attainment gap between the poorest and wealthiest areas.