Sentence examples for monitoring of pupils from inspiring English sources

The researchers argue that ongoing monitoring of pupils as they learn phonics during early development of literacy skills is of greater benefit to teachers than the screening test.

It pointed to a number of improvements needed, such as better monitoring of pupils and ensuring that schools have a clear numeracy policy that applies across all classes and departments.

He also concluded that while the school had "many procedures in place for the monitoring of pupil behaviour" he was "not convinced that comprehensive oversight is in place".

It will be coupled with closer monitoring of pupil achievement.

England's curriculum, weighted towards GCSE tests at 16, entails little monitoring of what pupils learn between 11 and those exams (intermediate tests were abolished by Labour in 2008, albeit with Tory encouragement).

The pupil camera provided easy alignment and monitoring of the pupil position.

We measured the region of the retina used for fixation in all subjects using visuoscopy (Table 1) and monitored the fixation eye movements of all amblyopic subjects while they were viewing the stimulus in a control experiment run outside the scanner using an in-house video monitoring of the pupil with subsequent off-line analysis of fixational variability.

Chris Frydrych, who founded the company, says he expects to be monitoring the activity of pupils at around 3,000 schools worldwide by the end of the year.

An adult teacher taught the monitors, and then each monitor taught his row of pupils the lesson in reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, or higher subjects.

A report from UKActive published last week showed that primary schools were currently failing to adequately track the fitness and activity levels of pupils and monitoring lagged well behind the data recorded for other key elements of the curriculum.

There will be a continued monitoring of whether particular groups of pupils in school are falling behind or are having difficulties.