Sentence examples for changing grades from inspiring English sources
Observed tsunami heights are used for both supplementary tsunami information and changing grades or areas of tsunami warnings/advisories.
JMA also monitors sea-level data observed with 172 tide gauges and 12 GPS buoys (there were 11 at the time of the earthquake, and this increased to 12 in May 2011), and they are used for changing grades and areas of tsunami warnings/advisories.
I hear they're even driving college professors crazy by calling them up and asking for extensions on their kids' term papers, requesting make-up tests, and, if you can believe it, changing grades.
Ofsted has been criticised, but a changing grade is - of itself - no smoking gun.
In summary, one strategy for changing grading is to balance accuracy-based grading with the awarding of some proportion of the grade based on student effort and participation.
Changing grading in this way has the potential to promote student practice, incentivize in-class participation, and avoid some of the documented negative consequences of grading.
So, like any good gamer, he hacks into his school system to change his marks (has this ever been done successfully?) Somehow, changing his grades leads him to a super-secret government program that oversees nuke launches.
If everybody gets As on their test, then is the class really that smart, or is the teacher changing the grades?
Using his knowledge of computer programming, the teacher will hack into the city's data systems, changing schools' grades on the annual progress reports and generally wreaking havoc.
Not that such scheduling didn't bolster my G.P.A.: I made the dean's list, was invited into the honor society and, after one especially strong semester, was accused by my mother of "hot-wiring" the university's computer and changing my grades.
This will demonstrate how RO can be used in designing multiple pits in multi-zone ore deposits to create a switching option between pits regarding changing ore grades and fluctuating commodity prices.
