Sentence examples similar to proficiency points from inspiring English sources

At the top end, the percentage of students performing at or above proficiency level shrank by two points each in fourth-grade and eighth-grade math from 2009.

This finding is in line with the government's policy on enhancing English proficiency and points to a likely noticeable impact of the policy.

And last year it had an 88percentt passing rate on the state high school proficiency test, three points above average.

Although the US has a reputation as the IT centre of the world, the survey found that its youngsters were the worst for basic technology proficiency, scoring 4.8 points below young adult Britons.

For the HYBRID and the MPDM, we assumed that there was a linear relationship between proficiency and switching points.

In the German National Assessment Study in secondary schools 2012, for example, the largest effect of socioeconomic status (SES) on proficiency is 49 points on the PISA scale with M = 500 and SD = 100 (Kuhl et al. [2013]).

At Kinsella, the percentage of third graders achieving proficiency rose nearly 10 points in math, 11 points in reading and almost 9 points in writing, compared with the previous year.

In total, the Celtics are a middle-of-the-road rebounding team, but one that would allow him to test his new proficiency: the three-point shot.

This work assessed the learning process and the improvement in proficiency of the point-of-care ultrasound technique in Colombian EM residents.

The joint distribution of θ and δ is defined based on the assumption of how proficiency and switching point are related.

For tenth graders, the share who achieved English language arts proficiency increased by fourteen points over the same period, with a four point increase in math.