Sentence examples for more rigorous subjects from inspiring English sources

But it also emphasises traditional educational values with marks to be allotted for good grammar and spelling in GCSEs, and pupils to be encouraged to study more rigorous subjects.

Last year Gove announced reforms to GCSE and A-levels, promising more rigorous content in core subjects, including maths, English, history, geography and the three sciences.

"It remains unclear whether these ground-based interceptors can work effectively, and they should be subjected to much more rigorous field testing before taxpayer resources are spent on a system that is ineffective," said Tom Z. Collina, research director at the Arms Control Association, an advocacy group here.

But the country seriously under-produces teachers for more rigorous STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).

"The changes we are making will restore confidence in GCSEs … they will be more rigorous, with deeper subject content and match the best equivalent exams in the world".

Now some will argue that more rigorous qualifications in these subjects will inevitably lead to more students failing.

Documentation of supervision and individual follow-up are much more rigorous than for ordinary subjects and topics in medical school.

Many of the studies in the review suffered from design weaknesses, and comparability was hampered by differing outcome definitions, suggesting that there is still a need for more rigorous evidence on this subject.

You are comfortable with the increasing number of surveillance cameras lining your streets, the expanding powers given to law enforcement officials to monitor your emails and electronic communications without warrant and you do not have an issue when subjected to more rigorous security checks at rail stations, airports or on public transportation".

Vocational schools have long been considered dumping grounds for the school system's academically weaker students, but since the students will soon have to pass more rigorous Regents' tests in five subjects, the State Board of Regents has sought ways to improve the schools' academic content without alienating the students.

If such an association is detected, it then becomes subject to more rigorous and costly tests using a more valid (preferably prospective) study design (Rothman and Greenland 1998).