Degree describes the level of attainment ("independently," "fully").
Parents, students, and even teachers are conditioned to believe that the level of attainment, whether as a score or a grade, is predominantly considered a relative comparison to the performance of other students.
Of the 1.2 million young people on free school meals last year who sat GCSEs, almost two-thirds (64%) failed to achieve the expected level of attainment – five A*-C grades, including maths and English – at age 16.
21 We dichotomised participants according to whether they obtained five or more GCSE (or equivalent) qualifications at grades A*-C; a nationally recognised threshold of attainment.
IV results for HAZ (Table 2, 3) indicate that a 1-SD increase in HAZ at 24 mo was associated with a higher grade attainment (0.78 grades) and a delay in the age of leaving school (0.54 y).
The independent variables included age, educational attainment, marital status, grade of disability, use of antipsychotic medication, and LOS.
"It requires a concerted national effort on health, employment, housing and a culture of attainment at all levels of Scottish education to equip young people with the grades they need to gain entry and to succeed at university".
Some universities are still demanding eye-watering AAA+ grades for even quite common subjects – and fair enough too, since good courses should require good levels of attainment.
18 The LHWs require an 8th grade school attainment and undergo an extensive 3-month classroom training with 12 months of field supervision.
Research conducted in five culturally distinct countries examined the relationship of school attendance, grade attainment and reported working hours, defined as both market and non-market related activity.
Most areas of the U.S. are what we call "in attainment," but some are occasionally out of attainment.
