Sentence examples for drop in student from inspiring English sources
This means that states, schools and children will see a drop in student scores, which has many up in arms.
As parents, politicians and reporters look to lay blame for New York's drop in student test scores, let's not forget to evaluate the Common Core-based tests themselves.
A comprehensive study (in Swedish) published in 2010 found that this was among the most plausible explanations for the drop in student performance.
While civic knowledge has not diminished, however, there has been a drop in student participation in extracurricular activities that are likely to enhance voting.
"There's little pleasure in being right, especially as we saw a drop in student applications of almost 10% this year following the massive hike in fees.
Statistics published by the council show that 34 institutions (26%) are estimated to have a 10% or greater drop in student numbers this year compared with last year, and in some cases it could be over 12%.
On the dip in the percentage of candidates getting the highest grades, Hall said it was a "very, very small" drop in students getting A* – 836 grades out of the tens of thousands of entries.
Dr Jo Beall, director of education and society at the British Council, says: "Any drop in students must be investigated as the UK cannot afford a brain drain of the world's most ambitious young people.
Part of the issue may be the overall drop in students majoring in computer science nationwide.
"We were experiencing a drop in students and a consequent drop in faculty members.
