Sentence examples for proficient students from inspiring English sources

More importantly, schools must provide necessary remedial course programs to help the less proficient students to build their confidence in improving their English proficiency and at the same time in coping with the graduation benchmark requirement.

But only 29percentt of blacks demonstrated proficiency, and since California schools were required to raise the proportion of proficient students in every group from 24percentto35percentcenthis yearar, that was not good enough.

"We... will help Limited English Proficient students get ahead by supporting and funding English Language Learner classes".

(Seven proficient students of the company's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School also appeared, in Raymond Lukens's "Karelia March").

Students could be bused from this school to one that had made more progress by increasing the number of proficient students to 20percentt from 15percentt.

It uses a two-tier assessment that rewards schools with a high number of proficient students, as well as schools like Berrien, that started far behind but made major growth.

I enjoyed the meditative pleasure of those hours, despite the fact that as the lone (and not terribly proficient) student of an aging teacher, I could not help feeling that taxonomy might be dying, which, in fact, it is.

In the past several years, thanks to his work with Sigurðsson, Muhly has spent a great deal of time in Iceland, and has become a proficient student of the language, an avid user of Reykjavík's municipal geothermal bathing facilities, and a connoisseur of local delicacies such as puffin-meat tidbits wrapped in bacon.

For instance, a struggling student may require greater support and structure from a feedback message than a proficient student.

Despite her strategic choice to select AP Biology in an attempt to mitigate her identity as an English learner, this class sometimes served as a space in which Melody's identity as a newcomer and limited English proficient student became evident and she was penalized for her shortcomings.

In fact, the 50 bottom elementary schools produced one proficient student for every $456,255 spent.