UNICEF and Learning Achievement: two examples Literacy levels can be different between what people report and what tests reveal.
Take the differences in spending and achievement, for example.
And when a moderator asked about its greatest achievements, specific examples were scarce.
Students who qualify will also be eligible for a scholarship of £1,260 based on academic achievement (for example, AAB in A-level results).
A truly outstanding achievement, for example, is often characterized as "not bad". And when people ask how each other are doing, the typical answer is "fine" (as opposed to "Great!" or "Good!" as it might be in the U.S.).
Les Ebdon, director of the Office for Fair Access (Offa), welcomed the figures but warned that more should be done to improve access to university: "Universities work hard to reach out to young people in communities where very few people go to higher education, helping to raise their aspirations and academic achievement, for example through summer schools and mentoring.
But Moore never saw any intrinsic value in achievement, for example in business or politics, or indeed in any active changing of the world.
Today standard academic achievement, for example, is measured by credit hours, or "seat time," which can run $1,300 per hour at schools like New York University.
The influence of socio-economic status on reading achievement, for example, is a well-documented phenomenon and several studies indicate that it can be counteracted or outbalanced by reading engagement (Kirsch et al. 2002).
This result indicates the importance of giving the students tutorial support in a broader perspective than just academic achievement, for example by promoting flexibility in planning personal study programmes [ 24].
Highlight your special achievements and examples of leadership.
