Sentence examples for fall grades from inspiring English sources

Twenty years ago, when I was a senior at Yale, the graduate students embarked on a two-week "grade strike," during which they refused to hand in the fall grades of the undergraduates they were teaching.

Students' spring and fall grades in science class were obtained from school records for the last semester in spring in the sixth grade and the first semester of fall in seventh grade.

Remember, you can also add more information to the deferred college, including fall grades, new accomplishments, and additional recommendations.

The ELL issue isn't just comprised of a multitude of languages having to be dealt with, though, but varying stages of learning as ELL children enter U.S. schools only to fall grades behind students of their same chronological ages.

Moten went to Harvard, but falling grades led to a year off, back home, which he spent, in part, working at the Nevada Test Site.

The phenomenon is beginning to worry physicians and psychologists, who say it is leading to anxiety, distraction in school, falling grades, repetitive stress injury and sleep deprivation.

Miami Dade College, America's largest community college, has introduced a system that sends automatic alerts to faculty advisers whenever one of their charges trips a warning wire, such as falling grades.

Facebook, smartphones, and video games are all supposedly bad for us: damaging our concentration, or leading to falling grades.

The council said it was also a factor in falling grades for maths and sciences along with the changes in tests.

Yesterday, the NY Times came out with an article on texting, with physicians and psychologists saying the increased usage of SMS by teens leads to "anxiety, distraction in school, falling grades, repetitive stress injury and sleep deprivation".

In a survey of 59 Canadian Universities [ 30] only 915%%) started classes at 9 00 A.M., 37 63%) at 8 30 and 13(22%) at 8 00 A.M. The data suggest potential indicators for students at risk may be falling asleep in class (extremely sleepy at school), falling grades, frequent lates and, from the literature, behavioural changes.