Sentence examples for classroom grades from inspiring English sources

To count classroom grades would betray the French egalitarian ideal, many argue, because grading standards vary between schools and instructors.

Lawmakers have in recent years moved to include classroom grades in criteria for diplomas, Mr. Davidenkoff said, but withdrew their proposals after student protests.

Ms. Gladwell and other teachers said that there has not been an overall improvement in classroom grades, but that they had seen more homework turned in, more class participation, and fewer fights in the hallways and cafeteria.

The commissioner, Richard J. Condon, attributed the rise both to the expansion of the school system — its budget has more than doubled, to $24 billion from $11.5 billion when he took office in 2002, and the number of schools has grown to 1,700 from 1,200 — and to the higher stakes attached to standardized tests and classroom grades.

Poor classroom performance minimally predicted higher levels of extrinsic motivation, but extrinsic motivation was not a source of low classroom grades.

It leads to greater stress, fear, and alienation, it leads to a dumbing-down of curricula, it leads to pain and stigmatization for many children who do not do well on standardized tests regardless of their intelligence or their classroom grades, and it helps to deepen the rifts between diverse and antagonistic elements of society.

Before the questionnaire was administered, students were informed that the questionnaire was not required for their classroom grade.

In fact, teachers do put in many hours outside of the classroom grading, preparing lessons and attending meetings.

"That's not bad, to just log into a classroom, grade some papers and make an extra $30,000 a year".

Some 20 classrooms, grades 7 to 10, here in Berlin and in North Rhine-Westphalia, are testing the new book.

Our sample constructs a multi-cluster formation of students, classrooms, grades, schools and cities.