Sentence examples for achievement higher from inspiring English sources
As a former intern in the same program as Plath, a Mademoiselle guest editor in the early '50s, I ranked that achievement higher than getting A's in school, as I'm sure she did.
As anyone who suffered through "Troy" knows, this was the all-powerful motivation for the heroes of Homer's "Iliad," but it was also often the motivation for ordinary, real-life inhabitants of the Greek city-states, for whom there was no conceivable earthly achievement higher than an Olympic victory.
Children who attained these programmes showed higher school achievement, higher high school graduation rate, higher employment rate, higher earnings and, regarding two of the programs, a lower crime rate (Schweinhart 2016).
Moreover, when low-income and/or EL students are concentrated in the same school, they face a double disadvantage in that they lose exposure to middle-income students, who have a greater tendency to model more advanced language skills, more positive attitudes toward achievement, higher aspirations, and who exhibit lower levels of mobility.
Sociodemographic characteristics: Consistent with the previous literature, a range of sociodemographic measures assessed in PATH were incorporated in the current analysis including labour force status, educational achievement (higher education, completed high school vs not), dependent children aged under 15 years, and the experience of financial strain.
While most people say that it has been at least somewhat successful in improving elementary school achievement, high schools are harder to turn around.
Moreover, the effects of both scaffolds on both components were dependent on learners' prior achievement (high-school GPA).
We then purposively selected practices according to practice population socio-economic profiles (deprived or not) and local QOF achievement (high or low achievement).
During the same period, Korea has experienced rapid economic growth marked by industrialization, modernization, urbanization, technological achievement, high education levels, and greatly improved living standards.
Chinese endorse collectivist values that rate group achievements higher than individual ones [ 14].
"Chinese Americans are an ethnic group for whom high achievement preceded high I.Q.
