Sentence examples for poorer grades from inspiring English sources

Sleep deprivation has been linked to poorer grades, moodiness and depression.

She listed the data-backed problems of segregated schools: far fewer resources than most white-majority counterparts, leading to high teacher turnover, less experienced or qualified teachers, less structure, less attention, worse access to opportunities and poorer grades.

Ms. de Leon said that while the children of overseas workers were better off financially, they lacked discipline and scored poorer grades than the children whose parents were present.

The first of a series of reports by the government's independent reviewer of social mobility, the former Labour minister Alan Milburn, has recommended that medical teaching hospitals actively select those with poorer grades who have nevertheless done well for their school in order to ensure doctors from poorer backgrounds can work in the NHS.

The statistical impacts of being raised by a single parent (like lower average scores on standardized tests, poorer grades and an increased likelihood of dropping out of high school or failing to attend college) may be stronger for sons, but they affect daughters too.

But the study found that the gap was not just down to poorer grades among working-class pupils.

Instead, with poor grades, he dropped out altogether.

That has led to poor grades, and more behavioral problems.

Her older brother has left school due to poor grades.

After all, poor grades could land young men in Vietnam.

Brown concluded that obvious signs like poor grades were ignored.