Sentence examples for important proficiency from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we show that the design and decentralized, school-based scoring of New York's high school exit exams – the Regents Examinations – led to the systematic manipulation of test sores just below important proficiency cutoffs.
This was the first time I'd worked in such a way and it was an important proficiency to develop; it came in handy two years later when I worked with Stephen Frears on My Beautiful Laundrette, and was required to rewrite on set.
An important proficiency panel program was initiated by the NIAID National Institute of Allergyy and Infectious Diseases), Division of AIDS, for the HIV vaccine field, which served as a first model for the CVC panel program [ 4].
Some respondents thought that an important proficiency that supported the PharmD graduates in working in hospitals and providing better patient care were their skills to communicate and coordinate with the wider healthcare team.
They concluded that "empathy and other interpersonal skills are as important as proficiency in English and mathematics in ensuring young people's employment prospects".
Spurred by arguments that video games also may teach a kind of digital literacy that is becoming as important as proficiency in print, libraries are hosting gaming tournaments, while schools are exploring how to incorporate video games in the classroom.
Even if the tests were good measures of important intellectual proficiencies, the students being tested in different countries aren't always comparable.
Results indicated that linguistic confidence in L2 was particularly important and L2 proficiency and integrative motivation were additionally important for both socio-cultural and academic adaptation for Mainland Chinese international students.
One important dimension in proficiency with this skill is the ability to making reliable measurements.
As an obviously important determinant of proficiency in reading (Wigfield [1997a], [b]), we considered intrinsic reading motivation in our study.
Far more important than technical proficiency has been an ability to look at the rapidly changing world of computers and sec with a flash where the future lies.
