Sentence examples for elementary school standards from inspiring English sources

That's barely a C-minus by elementary school standards for lower six-figure earners.

When discussing Civil War history, the elementary school standards list sectionalism and states' rights as the primary causes for the conflict before they list slavery, according to a 2011 report from the Fordham Institute, a right-leaning think tank.

They are expected to say that the necessary first step is to raise high-school standards, and probably elementary-school standards too.

While 80percentt of fourth graders in the East Hampton elementary school met state standards in the verbal test, none of the students in the tiny test sample -- four students -- did at the charter school.

Across New York, the portion of elementary school students meeting state standards rose to 58percentt in 2008 from 51percentt in 2007 on the English test, and to 74percentt from 65percentt in math.

At the same time, the state concluded that the only way to end this two-track system was to specify academic standards from elementary school.

But that wasn't as jarring to many conservatives as Bush's flinty defense of Common Core, the national standards for elementary school education.

To match conditions in the intervention group over the same 10 week period the three schools randomly allocated to the control condition received the standard Scottish elementary school PE curriculum, but PE was increased from 1 to two hours per week for the 10 week study, and 1 of the 2 hours of PE per week was delivered by a specialist and one by the class teacher in both groups.

Here we present five activities, framed as a learning progression, that allow to introduce biological evolution while teaching science content standards recommended for elementary school in different countries (Additional file 1 and references therein).

Imagine if Buffett, the world's greatest investor, used those same billion dollars to challenge the government of his home State of Nebraska, to structure a social impact bond designed to raise the education standards of minority elementary school students struggling with math, reading and science.

While reading scores jumped sharply in New York City this year, math scores improved only slightly, with 63percentt of elementary school students still failing to meet tougher new standards.