Sentence examples for exams based from inspiring English sources
More and more states, including Kentucky, Maryland, Texas, Michigan and Ohio, are creating exams based on standards.
One of the obstacles was the imperial examination system, which for centuries had selected the country's officials through competitive exams based on the rote learning of Confucian texts.
"You would not necessarily have a suite of exams based on you leaving school when you would not actually be leaving school.
And citing the cost of new tests requiring more writing and a significant online component, Georgia and Oklahoma have withdrawn from a consortium developing exams based on the standards.
In rich countries, school systems with exams based on robust national standards (ie, similar to Common Core) perform 16 points better on the PISA test (an international benchmark) than school systems without them, says Andreas Schleicher, an education expert at the OECD, a rich-country think-tank.
The first comparison was achieved on 210 simulated brain SPECT perfusion exams based on the Zubal head phantom.
In February, Harvard University decided to award college credit only to those students who achieved the top score, 5, on the exams, basing its policy change in part on a finding that students in second-year chemistry and economics classes who placed out of the first-year courses with a 4 did less well than those who took the introductory college course.
The first revised exam based on those standards will be given in 2007.
Parkside is in the vanguard of some 60 state schools that plan to take advantage of one of the coalition Government's first acts – the lifting of Labour's ban on the use in state schools of the IGCSE, the more rigorous exam based on the former O-level.
At the end of each two sessions, they answered to an exam based on past sessions instructions.
In 1974, Seoul shifted away from an exam based high school admission system, created high school districts and randomly allocated students to schools within each district.
