Sentence examples for grading problems from inspiring English sources

The adoption of the objective criteria of NGS has been shown to overcome many of the previous problems of reproducibility of grading, problems that resulted from using a variety of approaches.

The iPhone is a full-fledged computer, he noted, "and sure enough, it's got computer-grade problems".

The effects of gender and sixth grade problems with substance use were maintained, and the pattern of effects was similar to that in Step 1: males were more likely to engage in one risky sexual behavior, but were not more likely to engage in multiple risky sexual behaviors.

In contrast, only sixth grade problems with substance use forecasted increased likelihood of engaging in at least one risky sexual behavior by the end of middle school (OR 186.40), whereas neither nonviolent nor violent delinquency was uniquely associated with high-risk sexual behavior.

"It's a ninth-grade problem that involves geometry and algebra in an unfamiliar context," and tests several skills at once, he said.

I encouraged them to visit me during office hours, I graded problem sets and tests, and happily I only had one C in my section.

Immediately, even some proponents of curved grading recognized problems with comparing levels of aptitude in the population with levels of classroom achievement among a population of students.

The new tests will add algebra concepts to some third-grade math problems and raise the reading level of passages in the English exams, among other changes.

Pre-test and post-test versions for a given grade matched problems to ensure similar difficulty level (e.g. two-digit multiplication was used as word/notation, abstract, non-spatial problem in both pre-tests and post-tests).

This bar model is also used with third-grade level story problems.

Mr. Kilgore said that he prepared his third graders by slipping them fourth-grade math problems when they were not looking.