Sentence examples similar to grounded in attainment from inspiring English sources

Two guidelines grounded in the motivation literature are designed to establish task value: fostering interest and establishing attainment value (note that attainment value represents our merger of the expectancy-value constructs of attainment value and usefulness).

She believes in searching more than she believes in attainment.

Most areas of the U.S. are what we call "in attainment," but some are occasionally out of attainment.

Crawford and Wang believe the slump in attainment can be put down to two factors.

The figures showed a widening gap in attainment by disadvantaged pupils and their peers.

There were differences in attainment between religious and non-religious schools too.

This gap in attainment is stark, starts young and is not new.

The gap in attainment between boys and girls in the UK is stark and starts young.

What is important is to close gaps in attainment, to secure success beyond enrolment.

But the gap in attainment at Higher level remains stark.

Despite gains in educational attainment and declines in the share of African Americans living in poverty, African Americans have gained almost no ground in income disparities.