The word 'graders' is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to individuals or machines that grade or assess something, such as tests or assignments. Example: The university hired a team of experienced graders to evaluate the final exams for the semester.
In the Department of Basic Education's national literacy and numeracy tests last year, only 15% of 12-year-olds (sixth graders) scored at or above the minimum proficiency on the language test.
Once among the worst performers, Texan eighth graders now have the fourth highest scores in the country.Mr Bush's second claim to the presidency is that he is a compassionate conservative.
Confidentiality agreements render the description of this work frustratingly vague, but the authors provide some examples: an airline gate agent checking in passengers; call-center workers; graders of schools' standardised tests.
The graders working for EduMetry, based in a Virginia suburb of Washington, are concentrated in India, Singapore, and Malaysia, along with some in the United States and elsewhere.
Its seventh graders outperformed all charter schools in maths and even outranked the city's public schools.
In 1996 Texas's black fourth graders were the country's best in mathematics; two years later, Texas's Latinos ranked fourth in reading among Latinos nationwide.
They will now encounter a South African team loaded with A-graders and with something to prove; the Proteas have been far from impressive at home against Australia for 20 years now.
In 2002, only half of the city's fourth-graders met state learning standards.
Nora has long given up on the idea of making her living as an artist, settling, instead, on being a carer of her dying mother, her elderly father, her third-graders, neighbours, cats and pots of tea.
Once each has got a nod, they repeat together: "half-man, half-bull .By thalf-bull .By fifthegraders atimee BASIS school in Scothesele, Arizona, reach 8th grade they will have the option of taking Advanced Placement (AP) exams, standardised nationally to test high-school students at college level.
In Ghana, for example, sixth-graders sitting a simple multiple-choice reading test scored on average the same mark that would be gained by random guessing.So what to do?
