RICHARD FORD: It was probably as elementary as my liking to write sentences that represent Frank's speaking voice on the page.
The Vermont legislature declined to gl along with anything quite as elementary as that, but it did compromise with Lasser, on a handy ten-line form.
Nevertheless, they were designed to serve as elementary units to be further manufactured into a flat textile as a 2D radiation dosimeter.
Things might not be as elementary as they seem.
Demographic variables included: age; sex; education, which was categorized as elementary (0 to 6 years), high school (7 to 12 years), and post-secondary (≥13 years); and baseline score on the MMSE, categorized into mild (≥20) and moderate (10 to 19) categories.
"The other thing that I've been blogging about for years — and other people, too — is that I think we need to train individuals, starting as early as elementary school, to be skeptical about claims they hear on TV or on their computer screen.
Education was classified as elementary (corresponding to 6 years in those born from 1914 to 1922 and 7 years in those born in 1930), high school (corresponding to a total of at least 7 to 9 years), or >9 years + academic (university).
Among the elements of the plan were social supports to help students transition from one grade level to the next, as well as the introduction to students of college information and career choices as early as elementary school, to ensure they understand their options after high school.
These trends are concurrent with a falloff in daily pleasure reading among young people as they progress from elementary to high school, a drop that appears to continue once they enter college.
In the nine countries that agreed to participate in that third test, students taking the most challenging math and science courses in their senior year were found to have performed progressively worse as they moved from elementary to middle to high school.
