As the education attainment progresses, the knowledge and understanding of health and disease changes too, leading thus to potentially different reporting.
Traditionally, explains Debbie Barnes, chair of the ADCS educational achievement policy committee, the Ofsted inspectorate assesses the attainment and progress of children in care in exactly the same way as it does for their peers.
The so-called "London effect", which describes the high levels of attainment and progress of pupils in the capital over the past decade, has been the subject of intense investigation by researchers seeking to replicate it elsewhere.
But the new focus on FSM attainment and progress requires us to rethink our labels: we identify the students of potential concern and we drag them kicking and screaming to success.
Information on the DfE's website for test developers says that the other intended uses are to "hold schools accountable for the attainment and progress made by their pupils; inform parents and schools about the performance of individual pupils; and enable benchmarking between schools, as well as monitoring performance locally and nationally".
The national energies, frustrated in the effort to achieve civic reform, turned to the attainment of material progress.
This result, together with a lack of capital and limited educational attainment, has retarded progress in ejido agriculture.
Demographics, the educational attainment, and technological progress are exogenous.
In other words Enlightenment reason requires that 'the pursuit of happiness' be accepted as the sole purpose of the organization of individual and social life and human progress (attainment of higher levels of happiness) is regarded as inevitable for it is a consequence of human self-realization (Ansari 2004: 4).
