Sentence examples for progressed academically from inspiring English sources

For years, the boy progressed academically on pace with his peers and was a poster child for what a person with Down syndrome could do.

As I progressed academically and professionally, we would discuss topics and I would send him stuff I thought he could use for possible stories (but let's face the facts, Feeney didn't need any of my resources or tips, because he was just that good, but I still extended where I could).

Our son repeated seventh-grade youth football (while still progressing academically as an eighth grader).

Although my son seemed happy enough during his first year, it quickly became clear he was not progressing academically.

"If this passes, and I expect it will, it will mark a time when we held not only our students but our athletic teams and our institutions accountable for having student athletes progress academically in a timely way.

It led to episodes of self-harm and minor theft from his home but he continued to make progress academically, enjoying a 100 per cent attendance record and earning the praise of his teachers, one of whom described him as a "delightful boy".

According to the author, small communities offer students more personalized learning experiences and allow them to build closer relationships with their peers and teachers, which helps them progress academically.

Five of the 27 specify that students must uphold satisfactory progress academically.

The role of standardized tests should be to measure students' progress academically, not to punish or label the child, teacher or school.

However, neither Maria Jose nor Stephanie will progress further academically than primary school, as their parents cannot afford the fees.

And as technology continues to progress, you need to be academically challenged in order to understand what is happening.