Sentence examples for moving grade from inspiring English sources

If an overall year group is thought to be less able than previous years – as this year's is thought to be – then moving grade boundaries can avoid over-achievement by an otherwise average student.

Other moving, grading, levelling, scraping, excavating, tamping, compacting, extracting or boring machinery, for earth, minerals or ores; pile-drivers and pile-extractors; snow-ploughs and snow-blowers.

Mr. Edwards said he would change the benchmarks for progress in the schools to put greater emphasis on students as they move grade to grade, rather than the current law's snapshot of a class as a whole.

"This may require you to move grade boundary marks further than might normally be required," he wrote.

Teachers can be moved from grade level to grade level based on the principal's discretion.

This Friday, Ofqual, the body responsible for moving the grade boundary for the summer exams, is expected to publish an interim report into "the detail of grade C boundary setting for some units in English GCSEs".

12Differently from the USA, the numbers of kids moving a grade ahead in Brazil has been historically close to zero.

Overcrowding was so severe that in 1992 a citizen's group recommended moving 9th grade back into junior high buildings.

Since the intervention child cohort from the baseline moves from grade 1 to grade 5 during the study period, the data from children in grades 2 and grade 4 are used to serve as a control for the experimental group.

And in some cases, its advocates say, it has helped floundering students move to grade level quickly.

A mathematical model is proposed to explore vibrations and instabilities of moving functionally graded (FG) nanobeams.