Sentence examples for exam space from inspiring English sources

With 2,000 senior pupils about to start their exams, the council has already postponed practical exams in some subjects, including modern languages, and is considering offers of classrooms and exam space from Edinburgh and Napier universities and the Scottish parliament.

The Health Campus is expected to provide teaching spaces, exam rooms and clinical spaces for local residents.

Because it's anywhere from 1/3 to 1/4 of the price of its main competitor, BarBri, which has dominated the bar exam test prep space for decade.

SMSC provision is particularly scant after the age of 14, says the report, because of exams "leaving little space to focus on wider development".

With that in mind, BU's 'Don't Panic!' campaign is designed to lighten the load ahead of January exams, offering a space in the union with tea and coffee, student advisors and even mindfulness colouring books.

Students tend to cram for exams rather than space out their learning.

The auditorium is being used as a lecture hall: McGarvey remembers it as "a dusty old storage space and exam hall with a mixture of multifarious uses".

However, they pointed out that barriers in some settings might be the lack of space in exam rooms or lack of confidentiality in the reception area.

Studies are also needed to better understand other barriers to male partners' support of cervical cancer screening and support for a partner after a diagnosis is made, particularly regarding issues such as financial support, transportation, getting time off work, limited space in exam rooms, and provider attitudes towards male involvement.

If the student shares a room perhaps alternative arrangements can be made so that they can have their own space until exams are over.

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