Sentence examples for how much pupils from inspiring English sources

After inBloom's failure, they will all have to work harder to explain just how much pupils stand to gain from their products.

In "value-added" league tables, which measure how much pupils improve, private schools generally do no better than state schools, and often do worse.

"No more than two in five pupils took part in competitive sport when we told schools they no longer had to inform us of how much sport pupils were doing".

It also urged that teachers be individually assessed according to how much their pupils learn.

The solution was a unique experimental design that not only tracked infants' eyes, but measured when, and by how much, their pupils dilated when listening to spoken words.

Being seen reading on a tablet or smart phone is different to being seen with a book and this influences how much time pupils spend reading".

It will then be used to measure how much progress pupils have made between the start and end of primary school, with the aim of meeting a progress target to be set.

I have no doubt that teachers are doing an excellent job on school visits and that they undertake them because they are committed professionals and they know how much their pupils benefit.

Instead of measuring the so-called "contextual value added" inspectors will look at the "value added" of how much progress pupils make from when they arrive in the school.

This organisation tested how much the pupils know about handwashing and gave away t-shirts and caps.

For instance, new interactive digital textbooks with built-in continuous performance assessment can change in real time, depending on what and how much the pupil using it is learning (sometimes with the pupil being unaware that he or she is being tested).