The phrase "achievements changes" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two nouns that do not work together grammatically. An example could be: "The achievements changes were significant this year."
Alternatives: "changes in achievements" or "achievement modifications."
Thankfully, there is a more suitable tool to help answer such questions: the National Assessment of Educational Progress, which tracks achievement changes in 4th, 8th and 12th graders across the country.
"And that was his second great achievement, to achieve change through reconciliation.
(3) To what extent do self-regulation, self-efficacy, and learning achievement change over the duration of the GPS-based MCL learning activity?
To what extent do self-regulation, self-efficacy, and learning achievement change over the duration of the GPS-based MCL learning activity?
In particular, using data from the College Board, we examine how these measures of academic achievement changed in California relative to other states (a difference-in-difference estimate), and how the racial gap in these measures changed in California relative to other states (a triple-difference estimate).
While the economic mission of progressives is unchanging, the means of its achievement change from generation to generation as the economy evolves.
†Years of reference for QOF population achievement change in the models.
Without those achievements, and changes in the formula allocating international contributions, Richard Holbrooke, the former American representative, would not have been able to persuade Congress to begin repaying America's billion dollars in back U.N. dues.
Dressed in a dark suit and perspiring at times, he defended his performance by rattling off a list of achievements, including changes in the banking sector and the labor market.
To determine the prevalence of people with diabetes who meet hemoglobin A1c (A1C), blood pressure (BP), and LDL cholesterol (ABC) recommendations and their current statin use, factors associated with goal achievement, and changes in the proportion achieving goals between 1988 and 2010.
