Sentence examples for expected attainment from inspiring English sources

How could this be enough when 25 per cent of students from the poorest backgrounds fail to meet the expected attainment at the end of primary school, compared to 3 per cent of students from the most affluent backgrounds?

Experts highlighted 2 (1%) competencies for which they expected attainment at beginner level: "perform urinary tract electrodiagnostic testing in the dog and cat" and "apply radiation therapy technique" (Additional file 1).

For key stage 1, English (reading and writing) and math scores were categorized into three groups: below average (W, 1), average (2a, 2b, 2c), and above average (3+) on the basis of the expected attainment for this age group.

However, as expected, educational attainment was significantly related to familiarity with evolutionary terms, and familiarity with evolutionary terms was significantly related to acceptance of evolution.

In one grouping, children from low socio-economic status (SES) backgrounds had expected low attainment, with factors such as low home learning support from parents, poor self-image, low-quality ECEC environments, perceived poor quality teaching in schools, lack of peer support and poor access to written materials and computers prominent.

They then rate each goal along various dimensions (e.g., commitment to goal attainment, degree of control over goal attainment, expected joy from goal attainment, expected chances of success).

Barlow told his friends at the time that he didn't expect perfect attainment of his principles.

Given previous research, we expected that educational attainment, fluency in the test language, being female and cognitive skill would be negatively related to test-taking disengagement.

To get tenure, you need to be an accomplished teacher--so find out what that means in your department, how it's measured, and the level of attainment expected.

For all three groups a similar pattern in the distribution of the expected levels of attainment was observed.

Of the trained group, 84% reached nationally expected levels of attainment (4c and above) in English at the end of Year 6, compared with 72% of the comparison group.