Sentence examples for measures of attainment from inspiring English sources

However, we know from previous research that such highly aggregated education measures may not be valid measures of attainment within countries (Müller and Klein 2008), and may, as a consequence, be cross-nationally not actually comparable (Schneider 2010).

Outcome assessment would benefit from the development of theoretically based measures of specific aspects of cognitive functioning to replace the relatively crude measures of attainment and IQ currently employed in most studies.

These indicators include measures of change during the intervention as well as measures of attainment of clinical targets at the end of the evaluation (e.g. proportion of patients with HbA1c ≤ 7%).

Thirty-nine clinics used part or all of a checklist of informal measures of skill attainment.

The Sutton Trust is now urging the government to include a measure of attainment for disadvantaged students in its new criteria for coasting schools.

Tauheedul Islam girls' high school in Blackburn came top for all schools in England using the government's new Progress 8 measure of attainment, published on Thursday for the first time.

Morgan had earlier warned parents that the new tests could not be compared with previous year's results, which were based on a different curriculum and measure of attainment.

"Poverty is highly correlated with poor educational outcomes - with test scores, absenteeism, dropout rates, and every other measure of attainment and achievement".

We use these two variables as measures of socioeconomic attainment.

We predicted that states having higher quality standards would also have lower degrees of religiosity and higher measures of educational attainment.

In our analysis we included public acceptance of evolution, religiosity, our four measures of educational attainment by percentage of each state sampled, STEM degrees as the percentage of science or engineering degrees compared to the total number of degrees granted.