Sentence examples for exam introduced from inspiring English sources

But while all agree that the math exam introduced two years ago, known as Math A, is challenging, they say the version administered on Tuesday crossed the line from difficult to impossible.

An exam introduced two years ago to weed out dim or corrupt policemen has been taken by fewer than a quarter of officers, and by fewer than a tenth of state police.

He wants to raise the pass mark on the police entrance exam, introduce annual testing and a requirement that all new recruits have three A-levels.

The education secretary has already scrapped the modular element of GCSEs and his education white paper last November signalled a major reform of the exams introduced by the Conservatives a quarter of a century ago.

Exam retakes will be limited, coursework cut down and "rigorous" exams introduced, in the hope of improving academic standards in England.

Betty Rosa, who has participating in a series of education forums across the state, is also unhappy with the impact of new teacher certification exams introduced under Tisch and administered by Pearson Education, a company that has drawn a lot of flack for its tests.

The O-level exam was introduced in the early 1950s to serve the top 20% of 16-year-olds.

When the Math A exam was introduced in 1999, the State Education Department proudly declared that it was harder than Math 1, the old first-level test.

The exam industry exploded under the former Labour government, with a multitude of different exams being introduced at staggered times in the academic year.

He would prefer his children, when they are older, to take the more stringent exams Gove introduced.

In April, when the Common Core exams were introduced, some educators said they required too much of students in a short time.