Sentence examples for older grades from inspiring English sources

No one among the district officials is naïve enough to believe that the policy will not meet more resistance as it moves up to the older grades.

In the older grades, the children interact with food marketers differently, often on Facebook or through quizzes advertised on product packaging or TV.

But many students still attend classes that are more crowded than the city's stated goals of 20 students per class in kindergarten through third grades (there are no targets for older grades).

In one Catholic school, the principal attended morning meetings for the younger grades in case of questions (there weren't any), while the older grades (fifth and up) held a vigil for peace.

If the popular Reggio Emilia approach to preschool — which empowers the students to drive the curriculum and relies heavily on art — continued to older grades, it might look a little like the Manhattan Free School.

"It still puts way too many kids in the same space and creates overcrowding in the older grades," he said, "and it is just a last-ditch political maneuver by the Department of Education to make themselves look better at this moment where there is so much public outrage".

The majority of websites only offer educational resources for older grade level audiences, such as high school or middle school students.

The authors reported that the difference was stronger in older grade cohorts.

Finally, while the test-retest reliability of the measure across a six month period was good for males and females and Grades 3, 5 and 7 there was an issue among the older Grade 9 participants.

Instead of the old grades - 5*, 5, 4 and so on - each university department will be given a profile based on its outputs, environment and esteem.

I was recently explaining to a group of year 10 parents that their children will receive the new GCSE grades (1-9) in English and maths, but the old grades (A*-G) in all other subjects.