Sentence examples for first exams to from inspiring English sources

The release of state test scores on Wednesday, the first exams to be aligned with tougher academic standards, brought talk of achievement gaps and teacher training into vogue on the campaign trail.

Schools are due to start teaching the reformed maths GCSE from September, with the first exams to be sat in 2017.

He took and passed a second exam to join the Foreign Service, but had to enter at a lower grade than he would have held in the Civil Service.

The energy that was mustered for that first exam had to be remustered -- after finals, when summer was supposed to have already begun.

In 1945 he came first in the exams to become a state lawyer and in 1947 first in the exams to enter the diplomatic corps.

Only interictal recordings from the first exam were compared to controls because the investigator was blinded to diagnosis only on the first session, and to avoid possible long-term habituation/sensitization effects in subsequent exams.

Instructors can assign something as simple as a low-stakes, low-points writing assignment after a first exam, asking students to reflect and write a brief letter to their future selves covering: "What about my exam preparation worked well that I should remember to do next time?

The National Assessment of Educational Progress, a comprehensive reading and math examination given to hundreds of thousands of students periodically since 1990, including in 2003 and last spring, was the first nationwide exam to allow a direct comparison between two successive test administrations since Mr. Bush signed the law in January 2002.

I missed the second exam due to illness and had to do it later on my own.

The inability of examination boards to pitch the AS mathematics examination at the right level meant a large number of failures in the first exam and led to more students than usual dropping the subject.

This first exam was thought to be normal.