Sentence examples for exams closely from inspiring English sources

A study last February by the Manhattan Institute, which was not peer-reviewed, found that the results on state exams closely paralleled those on other, independent tests.

One month later, the Board of Regents of the University of California is scheduled to vote on a plan to drop the test altogether in favor of an exam more closely related to what students learn in high school.

With French upper schools shockingly overcrowded, the harsh exams are more closely related to the school-housing shortage than they are to strict educational standards.

I was told that it would be excellent training and help me to become a more effective classroom teacher as I would understand the demands of the exam boards more closely.

However, in our study we found a significant effect in knowledge increase even though final exam questions were not closely matched to the content of the online module, i.e., the module did not specifically prepare students for the final exam.

Nick Gibb, the education minister, said: "Parents, pupils and schools must have faith in exam marking and we are working closely with Ofqual and the exam boards to ensure this is the case".

Rather than a series of quizzes and a single, short paper, grades were to be now based partly on the closely administered final exam that was given on Wednesday.

The use of interactive technology in the classroom has been accompanied by a move towards more flexible testing in exams that can be tailored more closely to individual pupils.

These professors worked very closely to give similar exams throughout the study period.

"If I'm a teacher," he said, "I'm going to look closely at what that exam is measuring and key my curriculum and my work to passing that exam.

As he noted not long ago: "If I'm a teacher, I'm going to look closely at what that exam is measuring and key my curriculum and my work to passing that exam.