"grade management" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of managing and organizing academic grades. It can be used in various contexts, such as in discussions about academic performance, school policies, and educational strategies. Here is an example sentence using "grade management": "The school's new grade management system has greatly improved the accuracy and efficiency of grade reporting."
A further problem is that preprimary classes are managed by committees that are separate from the rest of the primary grade management and head teachers prioritize the other grades.
"Lore offers similar things for courses, like calendar, file, and grade management, but we don't think of ourselves as an L.M.S.
The physics department was dissatisfied with Stellar's lack of course grade management, discrepancies over who can post on the site, and the different levels of access.
Grade management service LearnBoost, which recently received $975,000 in seed funding, made its first product available to the public today.
Although the histologic appearance of ACC is low grade, management of this malignancy is a distinct therapeutic challenge because of its tendency for perineural involvement and potential for distant metastasis [ 1].
The firm launched Slack Enterprise Grid last January, bringing enterprise-grade management tools to Slack's product.
(B) Patients with moderate risk receive second-grade management and drug therapy is started immediately.
(A) Low-risk patients receive first-grade management and drug therapy is started immediately.
(A) (C) Patients with high risk receive third-grade management and drug therapy is started immediately.
That was grade-A course management, brilliant golf, play as stunning as some of his more swashbuckling efforts, just in a different way.
Job title was used to assign a social grade [ 23]: Grades A and B encompassed mid or top level management and other high level professionals, grade C1 included junior management and other non manual occupations, grade C2 included skilled manual workers, grade D included semi and unskilled workers, and grade E referred to the state dependent and those without regular employment.
