Sentence examples for content of the standards from inspiring English sources

It's your chance to influence the content of the standards for classroom teachers.

While there are a few areas for minor improvements, the overall content of the standards is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.

Some educators and researchers questioned the way the standards were written (whether, for example, there was any or enough input from working teachers) and some criticized the content of the standards, especially for young children.

Some found fault with the content of the standards, others with the design of the new tests, yet others with how the standards were written and by whom, and some objected on various levels to the amount of federal involvement in the enterprise.

Support began to fall when critics from all sides of the political spectrum began to emerge with various concerns, including problems with the content of the standards and the developmental inappropriateness of those for the earliest grades, the design of the new tests, how the new exams were written and by whom, and the federal government's funding of new standardized tests aligned to the Core.

Second, there are large issues concerning the content of the standards that are brought to bear in practical reasoning.

Reducing the NaCl content of the standard liver pâté did not change relative transcription levels of prfA, inlA, sigB or clpC (except for prfA in O57 and sigB in 6896).

It was found that the burning rates and burning heat of new fuels manufactured by adding aluminum to the content of the standard double base fuel (DB-1) increased.

The resulting CD contained less lipids and more carbohydrates and proteins than the traditional KD, and was instead approaching the macronutrients content of the standard diet (SD 0.1 1 ratio; CD 0.6 1 ratio; KD: 6.3 1 ratio; see Fig. 1B for % of caloric supply).

Section 402(a)(23) invalidates any state program that substantially alters the content of the standard of need in such a way that it is less than it was prior to the enactment of § 402(a)(23), unless a State can demonstrate that the items formerly included no longer constituted part of the reality of existence for the majority of welfare recipients.

Many such standards have no canonical linguistic formulation (that is, no form of words which, according to law, determines the content of the standard).