On the contrary, if such poor performing medical schools are identified based on the results of the national examination, measures can be taken to rectify the problems early, thus preventing the problem from worsening.
Many new entrepreneurs hang on too long to a poor performing employees or just the wrong person.
And companies can find poor performing keywords or a compelling text ad that everyone likes to click on via Groknoculars.
Key American allies are among the poor performing countries.
In an interview, Mr. Tokofsky, who voted against the so-called Heritage Plan that passed, said that establishing a single training center for the city's teachers would have improved "a chaotic system that is obviously having very little effect on the poorest performing schools".
Forty-one years on, it is one of the poorest performing high schools in L.A., which, given the appalling state of urban education in California today, automatically qualifies it to be in the running for the title of Lousiest High School in America.
Schools would have to report test scores and show how different groups — including racial minorities, the disabled and the poor — perform on the tests.
Although Mr. Kline's bill still requires states and districts to report test scores and show how different groups — including racial minorities, those with disabilities and the poor — perform on the tests, they are not required to set goals or consequences for schools.
When asked to think about a minor repair, the rich and the poor performed equally well on the cognitive tests (arguing against the notion that the poor make poorer decisions because they aren't as smart).
Statistics on poor performance understate reality.
Companies that perform well receive contracts for more teams on the project--poor performing teams go home, well before they have a chance to underdeliver or request a pricey change order.
