Sentence examples similar to premium proficiency from inspiring English sources

The downside to that shift, however, is the concern that putting the premium on "proficient" encourages schools to put their premium only on students who are within reach of proficiency (this has been termed "educational triage"), because that's the progress that's rewarded most--more so than getting kids from way behind to a little bit behind or from proficient to advanced.

"That's why he's had some really good success because he's been able to call his game, versus another college coach's game". Catching also fits prominently into Nacapoy's plans to advance his career, as he figures his proficiency at the premium position can only add to his value as a prospect.

And all of the routines placed a premium on quick thinking, ego suppression and technical proficiency.

Chi (2015) suggests that intermarriage wage premiums for immigrant males differ by initial levels of human capital, particularly their education and English proficiency.

With proficiency comes progress.

Proficiency engenders confidence.

"That's not proficiency".

Many have limited English proficiency.

(Yes, a medal for "proficiency").

Most students had basic proficiency.

I do it with proficiency".