Sentence examples for on a scholastic from inspiring English sources

Sport Gains Hoofhold on a Scholastic Level The United States Polo Association has developed strategies to make polo more accessible to high school and college students without their having to make a major investment.

A JIEDDO contractor even posed in 2009 as a US college student to call Afghan farmers, using the unauthorized cover story of working on a scholastic research project, to "ask about their crops and opinions on the Coalition war effort in that country".

In order to tie this necessity to the immutability of God's will without limiting God in any way, Le Grand drew on a Scholastic distinction between antecedent and consequent necessity.

A proposition, the predicate of which mostly inheres in its subject, is at least in some cases objectively probable on ontological grounds from a scholastic point of view.

This seventh edition, whose theme is "Sci-Fact to Sci-Fiction, Where Creativity and Technology Meet," includes drawing workshops, panel discussions, an on-site Scholastic book fair, a documentary film screening and chances to meet members of the creative teams from Archie Comics, "Sesame Street," Marvel and DC Comics and many other organizations.

Already firmly ensconced on a seemingly set scholastic road, her parents' "path toward PhDs shifted dramatically toward their passions".

Abnormalities of attention, memory and language skills can have a profound impact on a child's scholastic abilities and their educational attainment.

The subsequent results show that the children who received vouchers were 15-20% more likely to finish secondary education, five percentage points less likely to repeat a grade, scored a bit better on scholastic tests and were much more likely to take college entrance exams.Voucher programmes in several American states have been run along similar lines.

The dramatic fall in scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (a standardized test taken by a large number of high school graduates) between 1963 and 1982 occasioned a wave of public concern.

"Dora the Explorer" is somewhat educational, she says: "It's got Spanish in it".Children with at least one parent with a graduate degree score roughly 400 points higher (out of 2,400) on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (a test used for college entrance) than children whose parents did not finish high school.

Dillon and Jesse Smith, 16-year-old fraternal twins from Long Island and seniors at Long Beach High School, have scored a perfect 1600 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test.