Sentence examples for granting credit for from inspiring English sources

The rising graduation rates and simultaneous falling college-readiness rates suggest rampant grade inflation and granting credit for less and less educational achievement.

He says provisions in the draft No Child Left Behind reauthorization bill would let schools hide their failures in reading and math by granting credit for students' success in other subjects.

Negotiations over details broke down at a tumultuous meeting in November in The Hague when the European Union rejected an American proposal calling for trading in credits for emissions reductions and granting credit for planting forests and crops.

For decades, colleges have been granting credit for content a student has previously mastered through prior learning assessments.

This is done by granting credit for seeding and uploading, and taking it away for not seeding, downloading, and being warned.

The investigation of Tapco found multiple instances when school staff members had falsified transcripts by granting credits for classes that had no academic instruction.

Some colleges grant credit for learning acquired outside of the classroom.

High schools are unlikely to grant credit for courses in a medium they still consider untested.

His father granted credit for purchases at the drugstore, keeping records on small cards he kept in a drawer.

The American Council on Education is reviewing a handful of Coursera's classes for credit equivalency; once approved, universities can choose to grant credit for them (or not).

Still, the Writers Guild granted credit for the new script to the original's screenwriter, Dean Craig, a decision no one seems to dispute.