Introduce and incorporate examinations which examine the actual skill, capacity or performance of the student, rather than his/her ability of repeating or reproducing things.
Lawmakers in France are currently examining a new child protection bill that seeks to ban "genital examinations," which are sometimes used to determine age according to signs of puberty, and to "limit" bone testing.
Sanu has yet to take two of his four final examinations, which are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.
I performed well in the mock leaving examinations, which we did three months ago and I am hopeful the final results will not be bad.
The authors reviewed the results of a hundred and seventy microscopic hair examinations, which produced eighty associations between "q" and "k" samples.
Those records could be used to hold the board accountable in S.E.C. fund examinations, which will be accelerated to every two or four years rather than five.
It also includes medical examinations, which this year revealed that the Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei, a projected first-round pick, has a heart condition.
My studies went well and I was the school's third-best pupil in the final primary leaving examinations which I sat in 2002.
Even for examinations, which are still taking place at some HE institutions, more than nine out of 10 report that a 'no to low impact' is anticipated".
There are also too few nurses trained to perform rape examinations, which are generally necessary to bring cases to trial.
Applicants for diplomatic positions generally are university graduates who face grueling oral and written examinations, which few survive.
