Sentence examples for learning in grades from inspiring English sources

The research phase of the project is still underway but preliminary analyses of teachers' science content learning and students' science learning in grades 1 6 (kindergarten assessments are still being analyzed) demonstrate significant growth in all content areas as compared with teacher and student learning in business-as-usual classrooms.

Privilege is a tease, we forget, what we learned in grade school.

Knitting entered the family DNA during World War I, when my grandfather learned in grade school how to knit socks and scarves for the doughboys.

(Particularly interesting is some new research suggesting that the tongue can taste more than just the sour, salty, sweet and bitter flavors we learned in grade school).

Before e-mail, we scrawled SWAK on the back flaps and even knew arcane rules for folding the letters and notes properly -- this we learned in grade school -- before insertion into an envelope.

In the midst of all this dry, difficult space, it's easy to forget what we all learned in grade school: Antarctica is a continent of ice.

Attending public schools did not prepare me for college; skills I should have learned in grade school, like time management, I had to learn in my first year of college.

That little rule we all learned in grade school math, K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple, Stupid), also applies to holiday cooking.

"O Tannenbaum" may be the simplest of Christmas carols, one that every kid learns in grade school.

It is akin to the presidential epitaphs we learned in grade school: Washington was "the Father of his country".

Woke to knowing that we, a country founded (we learned in grade school) on religious freedom, have neighbors considering limiting that basic right.