Sentence examples for across a grade from inspiring English sources

A common temptation for cheaters is submitting a modified exam for a regrade, especially if they are close and want to be moved across a grade boundary.

Wiggum nails this investigation technique way better than Columbo ever did; he comes across like a grade-A moron and so everyone just lets their guard down.

The movie opens with a long pan across a grade-school diorama of ruined Manhattan, and the grime and beggary of the entire production is a little stomach-turning.

This suggests that there is more variation in TIMSS curriculum implementation scores across grades than across schools within a grade.

In particular, good teacher communication and collaboration play a significant role in coordinating curriculum, both across grades and across classrooms within a grade.

Because previous literature has estimated peers at the grade level to mitigate concerns about the sorting of students across classrooms within a given grade, our preferred measure defines peers at the grade level to minimize concerns about sorting across classrooms within a grade as well as for consistency with previous studies.

There was to be a grade crossing across the railroad tracks, but Vermont Railway prevented its construction.

CONS: The building is across the street from a grade school playground.

The changes resulted in many young people across the country being awarded a grade D when, if their papers had been marked in January, they would have received a C. Other problems which some schools are having with the grading of different subjects and other GCSE English grades will also be discussed.

Nabors, whom Obama had dispatched to the VA in May to probe the depth and scope of management problems, also found "a lack of accountability across all grade levels" and a "history of retaliation toward employees raising issues".

A microbeam testing geometry is designed to study the variation in fracture toughness across a compositionally graded NiAl coating on a superalloy substrate.