Sentence examples for grade career from inspiring English sources

To identify native students, the focus of our analysis, we only include students who have never been identified as LE at any point in their third through eighth grade career.

It certainly was not one of the options on the jobs checklist on sixth grade career day.

My third grade career ambitions were clear: I wanted to be either a "doctor for kids" or a rock star.

The all-rounder scored a total of 6,032 runs and took 351 wickets during his first grade career, and was named the captain of the club's honorary Team of the Century.

Bivariate logistic regression was conducted to explore the relative contribution of the following factors on the likelihood that students would choose a STEM career: SCK score, MSE score, grade level, career interests, and career activities.

Grade level, career interest, and career activities were coded as dichotomies for the regression analysis as follows: grade level (grade 9 = 1, grade 7 = 0), career interests (rated in top 2 favorites = 1, not rated in top 2 favorites = 0), career activities (rated in top 2 favorites = 1, not rated in top 2 favorites = 0).

Ms. Dozier's parents — her father was a car mechanic, her mother a bookkeeper — believed their daughter was perhaps going through a phase when she announced at her sixth-grade career fair that she wanted to work with the dead.

Arguably the fastest player in the NRL, Gold Coast centre Roberts has had a disjointed start to his top-grade career that has seen him play just 28 games for three different clubs across his first four seasons thanks to a string of off-field issues and injury problems.

As a junior in high school I recall feeling similarly frustrated with my father for not knowing that I had given up on my fourth-grade career aspiration years earlier (I had wanted to be a geneticist until I realized I was bad at math).

He ended his first-grade career with 19 centuries and 9,146 runs at an average of 36.15 from 247 matches.

It is difficult to know just how many children are labeled as having a learning disability, but estimates are that one in every five children is referred to educational testing at some time in his or her pre-K-12th-grade career.