Sentence examples for normalized school from inspiring English sources

In an era of increasingly normalized school shootings, the presence of police in elementary, middle and high schools is taken as much as a given as the presence of cops on the street.

Panel (c) shows normalized high school GPA.

Part-time teachers are counted as a half of a full-time teacher    Teaching load The ratio between student-teacher ratio and class size, normalized to the school level.

After President Richard Nixon set the stage for normalized relations, Chinese schools stopped teaching Russian in favor of English, and a love affair with America began.

Do we picture our students becoming regimented gunmen themselves, or rather gun-children, with weaponry a normalized part of the high-school, then middle- and elementary-school curriculum child soldiers for the Second Amendment?

Do we picture our students becoming regimented gunmen themselves, or rather gun-children, with weaponry a normalized part of the high-school, then middle- and elementary-school curriculum — child soldiers for the Second Amendment?

The belief that the average fan is basically part of team management underlies a lot of suspect (but increasingly normalized) behavior: Closely watching high school athletes who aren't your son ("scouting"), simulating 20 seasons in Madden ("projecting"), and calling into sports radio shows with desperate pleas directed at free agent athletes ("recruiting").

The belief that the average fan is basically part of team management underlies a lot of suspect (but increasingly normalized) behavior: closely watching high school athletes who aren't your son ("scouting"), simulating 20 seasons in Madden ("projecting"), and calling into sports radio shows with desperate pleas directed at free agent athletes ("recruiting").

As a first pass at gauging the effects of Prop 209 on SAT scores and high school GPA, we plot normalized (mean zero and standard deviation one) average SAT scores by race and year in Figure 1.

Data were normalized using quantile normalization.

To assess students' actual ability, the school system should apply age-normalized exams, which ensure that they are compared to peers at exactly the same age.