Sentence examples for attainment teaching from inspiring English sources

"My main focus is about raising attainment, teaching and learning, making sure the finances are correct.

I think there should be mixed attainment teaching, but there's a very strong resistance to that".

Despite this, research from the UCL Institute of Education last year showed a widespread reluctance among schools to adopt mixed attainment teaching.

They say the tests do not give a true picture of pupils' attainment, encourage teaching to the test and put pupils under undue pressure.

They have long expressed their concerns that the tests do not give a true picture of pupils' attainment, encourage teaching to the test and put pupils under pressure.

Although deeply familiar with such comprehensive modes of practice embracing physical, mental, and verbal discipline, and although widely revered for his own contemplative and scholarly attainments, Hōnen taught that simply uttering the Name of Amida Buddha, "Namu-amida-butsu," entrusting oneself to his vow to save all beings, results in birth into Amida's buddha-field of enlightened activity.

The standard of provision is declining; in 2001 the school was named by OFSTED as one of the most successful schools in England but subsequent inspections have seen the school's rating decline so that in the most recent inspection the school was rated as satisfactory overall, with inconsistent levels of attainment and teaching noted.

These findings held true for the group as a whole and when responses were analysed by gender, academic attainment, previous teaching experience or whether students were able to identify a clear career direction (data not shown).

This can be achieved by effective application of EBM skills in the clinical environment.To evaluate attainment of this objective teaching the teachers courses need to employ appropriate assessment tools.

Data on teaching delivery and attainment of learning outcomes is lacking.

US and China are reforming mathematics teaching by shifting from students' attainment of facts and procedures toward development of competencies in reasoning, communication, connections, and problem solving, and application of these in real life contexts.