Sentence examples for high test averages from inspiring English sources

In 1951, as a young "permanent substitute" teacher in a New York City public school, I asked some veteran teachers how their classes always had high test averages; my class averages, with similar students, were always in the failing range.

He has more Test appearances than Wally Hammond, Ted Dexter and Peter May, a higher Test average than David Gower, Geoff Boycott and Colin Cowdrey, and more Test centuries than Len Hutton and Ken Barrington.

"So/Farewell then/Matthew Hayden/'Mental disintegration'/That was your catchphrase/Keith's mum pointed out that you have a higher Test average than either Viv Richards or Denis Compton/But I found you as interesting as your nickname/Frankly/Haydos".

He has the highest Test average of the current crop and was their leading run-scorer in the Ashes this winter. .

Only the legendary Don Bradman has a Test average higher than this.

They find that municipalities that experienced faster growth in private sector market share show distinct signs of increasing stratification (with higher income students in the public sector moving to private schools), but do not have higher test scores or average years of schooling.

This error was due to higher lung CXCL2 levels in the test (average 0.8 ng/ml) than the training (average 0.4 ng/ml) data.

Another deputy superintendent, August Saccoccio, added that a third of the district's students are not native English speakers, which makes it hard for the district to compete with some other districts for high average test scores.

Under the new rules, which for the first time will grade every school in the state as meeting, exceeding or falling below standards, the state could declare a school with high average test scores "below standards" if minority students at the school, even a handful, scored low.

MIT has incredibly high average test scores.

The post-test averages were higher than the pre-test.