Sentence examples similar to judging their proficiency from inspiring English sources

To overcome this problem, some students suggested that universities should allow students to provide them with two test reports, so that they can compare and judge their proficiency only on the module in which they failed in.

In the sample analysed, 83%% of naturalised immigrants judge their language proficiency as good, while only 55%% of non-naturalised immigrants do.

We don't go judging their beliefs".

Few states have retained reform curriculums long enough to judge their effectiveness, but Nancy Buell insists that if students are taught properly, math proficiency will flow easily from their experiences.

Instead we get to judge their actions.

Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman return to judge their performances.

Don't judge their friends.

In the protocols, teachers identified cohesive devices, length, and rigid paragraph structure to be important when judging writing proficiency.

Previous work in both clinical and lay domains has suggested that, when left to our own devices, we judge ourselves to have achieved proficiency when the rate at which we are learning from additional experiences declines (i.e., rather than judging proficiency based on the actual level of performance achieved; Eva 2009).

Individuals will have many measures of their proficiency.

I have the highest regard for most teachers and their proficiency in connecting with their students.