Sentence examples for exceptional grades from inspiring English sources

Exceptional grades in those courses are expected.

Eventually, he received exceptional grades for the other marking periods, raising his average final grade by a high margin.

On one hand they're being told they're stupid, then when they get exceptional grades, the exams are too easy.

Win would hardly call himself a shoo-in, but between his exceptional grades and his family connections and the commitment he'd shown to military history — working with the renowned Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer, winning a scholarship to study at Gettysburg one summer — he thought he had a strong chance.

Because abstractions bored him, and he did not think naturally in terms of T-square architecture (orthographic projection: plan, elevations, sections), he was not highly esteemed as a student and seems not to have won exceptional grades - not the first time by any means that a genius has not seemed to be one when at school.

Yet, by setting exceptional grades as the benchmarks of success in math and other school subjects, kids who meet those goals right away begin to expect this pattern of success without struggle to continue.

While the documentary focuses on Blacker's journey, it also features a wider cast - best friend and former armed robber Naptali is struggling to go straight, sister June is trying to maintain family ties after their mother's death, and partner Maureen is ensuring their youngest son maintains his exceptional school grades in Jamaica, having been excluded from school in the UK.

Grade I covers buildings of exceptional interest, Grade II particularly important buildings of special interest and Grade II buildings of special interest.

In contrast, a neoadjuvant chemotherapy of primary resectable metastases is considered optional and is limited to well-defined, exceptional cases (recommendation grade 0; evidence grade 3, strong consensus).

A majority-white, gated community became, on 26 February, the makeshift mortuary for a black boy who will not get a chance to live, to go to college with his exceptional high school grades, to make something of his life.

In truly exceptional situations, the grade of I (Incomplete) will be given.