Sentence examples for education grading from inspiring English sources

Since he left office, the former Florida governor has become an evangelist for a certain strand of education reform; through his $19 million Foundation for Excellence in Education, he advocates for online education, grading schools based on test scores and forcing students to repeat grades if they don't pass standardized exams.

Objectivity is becoming the norm in the current education grading systems.

If motivation is an essential ingredient for students' education, grading -- especially negative grading -- only motivates low-achieving students to give up on wanting to learn anything and results in their dropping out of school.

In the Netherlands people often judge the valence of people or attributes with the education grading system.

Therefore, each participant was rated by the confederates as well as by the video raters with the Dutch education grading system.

Mr. Xu, 40, explains that when he began teaching 20 years ago, pupils' physical education grades counted for nothing.

Middle school comprises the second cycle of basic education (grades 5 to 6; children aged between 10 and 12 years old) and the third cycle of basic education (grades 7 to 9; children aged between 12 and 15 years old).

Furthermore, because only about 50% proceed to tertiary education, Grade 12 English proficiency is seen as the end-product of Japanese formal English education.

With all variables in the model, teacher education, grade, and beliefs in developmentally appropriate and inappropriate practice accounted for most of the variance in observed classroom practices.

For the convenience of reading, the regression coefficients of ISEI, years of parents' education, grade of school, which are the most significant factors, are listed in Table 2.

How well did goals, classroom practices (i.e., teachers' activities and students' understanding of the class content), and student achievement align for EFL education Grade 12 in Japan?