Sentence examples for pass subjects from inspiring English sources

In this work we present a comparison between both countries regarding the way in which such transformation has been or is to be undertaken —by the teaching staff— for measuring the work of students to pass subjects in ECTS (European Credit Transfer System).

After completing this intensive program, MG trainees must pass subject matter exams and then begin their volunteer activities.

Irked that so many pupils have been steered into easy-to-pass subjects, Mr Gove has created a new measure of school success: the proportion of pupils gaining a decent grade in five traditional subjects.

The number in state schools studying the core subjects of history, geography, languages and the sciences to age 16 has fallen dramatically since 1997, with a rise in easier-to-pass subjects such as media studies and psychology.

For starters, applicants need to study the right subjects, and poor advice from self-serving teachers who seek to boost their own rating by steering pupils into easy-to-pass subjects leaves many state school pupils without the right qualifications for entry to an elite institution.

This suggests that as time passes, subjects may be less likely to report and/or remember abuse.

One such passing subject was the young Colin Wood, immortalised by her in a dramatic portrait entitled Child With a Toy Grenade in Central Park, in which he looks deranged while clutching his tiny replica bomb.

Preschool teachers are now required to pass 5 subjects with credit instead of 3 subjects after 9 or 10 years of formal education.

But recent research suggests that there is a downside: students who don't pass these subjects are likely to be heading for the dole queue.

This drops to 3% achieving the English bac, caused largely by small numbers of pupils there passing humanities subjects.

You don't just pass on subject knowledge, you also pass on the social skills that they'll need later in life.