I wrote my exams spread out over two months because of the curfews.
Afterward, H. W. Menard, the great marine geologist and a member of my exam committee, spread out a map of the Pacific.
By using ArcGIS as an analyzing tool, this article exams the spread effect on land-use changes from different types of growth pole in Linco new town, and concludes the necessary land uses on each kind of growth pole, so as to discuss an effectiveness strategy toward sustainable issue.
If the political news from the tumultuous first session was bad, the headlines the same day in another paper, The Record, suggested that the summer off had not made things any better: "Exam Chaos Spreads," "Waiting Lists Soar," "Beleaguered Ministers' Careers Take Turn for the Worse," "Union Chiefs Threaten Autumn of Discontent".
It may be that, because A-level pupils take fewer subjects than those studying for Scottish Highers, they have more scope to boost their grades by switching subject.It has also been claimed that "modular" A-levels, where the exams are spread over two years rather than taken in a lump at the end of the course, are easier.
While top grades in national exams were spread evenly across the country, the Pisa tests showed that pupils in the north were performing at a much higher level.
"Where students take exams in different units spread across a couple of years, the exam boards have to consider all of the evidence available for each exam series and make decisions to make sure that the right qualification standards are achieved.
MAYBE this idea of re-examing old ways will spread other agencies responsible for transportation.
The former prime minister wanted faith schools to sponsor his flagship academies, saying their better exam results meant they could spread their good practice on to struggling inner-city comprehensives.
Biopsies of one or two armpit nodes had found cancer, but the nodes were not enlarged enough to be felt during an exam, and the cancer had not spread anywhere else.
