Sentence examples for earliest grade from inspiring English sources

The studies on young learners' awareness of variation have indicated the presence of a primitive understanding that needs to be integrated, revisited and emphasised in statistics learning from the earliest grade levels (Garfield and Ben-Zvi, 2007; Lehrer and Kim, 2009; Lehrer et al., 2011; Watson and Kelly, 2002a, 2002b).

Reform of standards and tests needs to begin in the earliest grades.

Perhaps it would make the process more manageable to start with the earliest grades first.

Students from the earliest grades are encouraged to work hard and told that the rewards will follow.

The full slate of lessons (chess, tae kwon do, Chinese, you name it) and homework beginning in the earliest grades.

Recently, New York City has averaged more than 20 students in the earliest grades, more than 26 in middle grades and nearly 30 in high school.

Possible limits that a commission would consider are 18 students in the earliest grades, 22 in the middle grades and 25 in high school.

In California, a 1996 law provided schools with an extra $1,000 in state money for every student in the earliest grades whose classes had 20 or fewer students.

They believe this requires the study of history and the meaning of citizenship starting in the earliest grades.

We need to both invest for the future, in the earliest grades, and cultivate an environment that makes more people feel comfortable questioning the overall structure of things.

Also, despite all of that, I'm here to put in a plug for PE -- for all schoolchildren, but most especially those in the earliest grades.