Sentence examples for data on achievement from inspiring English sources

While advocates make glowing claims — that the home-schooled do better on their college boards and vote more often — there is little hard data on achievement.

Few people seriously oppose using data on achievement, demographics and other variables to track students' growth.

In this study we examined exposure to PFOA or PFOS and neurodevelopmental or musculoskeletal development using data on achievement of developmental milestones in early childhood from the Danish National Birth Cohort DNBCC) (Olsen et al. 2001).

Of seven SI programs that report data on achievement and retention in the first term or first two terms of the program, and thus are directly comparable to our study results, failure rate reductions ranged from 36.3 to 77%, and achievement increased by 2.4 5.3% (Table 7).

A similar pattern is found for genetic and shared environmental influences on test data of achievement (Figure 1b).

These schools rely on better trained teachers, much more data on student achievement and flexible strategies that allow them to move quickly to help students who are struggling.

Their job performance will be measured by a vast new storehouse of data on student achievement used to create a report card on each school — and a record on each principal.

There have been no meaningful data on student achievement from year to year, either before or after the state takeover, giving education planners no way of determining what had worked and what had not, Mr. Slotnik said.

Just to be eligible to apply, a state must have no "barriers to linking data on student achievement or student growth to teachers and principals for the purpose of teacher and principal evaluation," the rules say.

To be eligible to apply for money, a "state must not have any legal, statutory or regulatory barriers to linking data on student achievement or student growth to teachers and principals for the purpose of teacher and principal evaluation," according to a summary of the proposed rules.

Using INVALSI large-scale survey data on students' achievement, this paper aimed at exploring, on empirical grounds, the added value of quantile regression as a policy research tool to investigate the determinants and mechanism of inequalities in education outcomes.