Sentence examples for coursework element from inspiring English sources

Only science of the first batch of subjects will retain a coursework element.

When the coursework element of the exam was dropped in 2009 boys started to do fractionally better than girls as the chart below shows.

Exam boards were issued with strict guidance by the Department for Education (DfE) when drawing up the new English literature GCSE, which has no coursework element, instead testing teenagers through two exams at the end of year 11.

In September 2012, Gove said he wanted to replace what he saw as discredited, grade-inflated GCSEs with a more rigorous qualification to be assessed by exams only rather than coursework or modular elements.

But that market lens on massive open coursework misses one of the central elements of the great disruption: education is not solely a business, or a credential-machine.

Perhaps the most important element of academy training is coursework focused on teaching the prospective detective how to question and subdue suspects.

The year 10 group eventually used the soap to support the speaking and listening elements of their GCSE English coursework.

His background in pharmacy didn't have a strong quantitative element, he says, so he took extra coursework in statistics then got a Ph.D. in public policy.

Ethical decision-making is one of the foundational elements of responsible patient care, yet traditional didactic coursework often misses the nuances of specific situational aspects of ethics as well as the impact of individual patient experiences on their perspective related to health care.

There will be less coursework.

The final and possibly winning element of Adam's plan was the involvement of a professional sculptor who could inspire students, guide them through their coursework, and run sessions for teachers from link schools and the community.