Sentence examples for pupil test from inspiring English sources

Houston, for example, spends about $6,000 per pupil; test scores are improving and violence is declining.

The survey started when these adolescents were in year 9 of school in 2004, at the age of 14, and the records of LSYPE children can be linked to the National Pupil Database (NPD), a pupil-level administrative database of all English pupils including detailed information on pupil test scores and achievements as well as school characteristics.

Neurological exams including the pupil test, extremity test and reflex test were conducted in both groups every 8 h during the first three days, and a repeat CT scan was scheduled 24 h after stroke, and the neurological assessment was performed every 24 h thereafter only if no clinical deterioration was noted.

The CA general fund appropriation for pupil testing in the 2014-2015 school year was $126,850,000.

"Because the consortia are so big and consist of such a huge number of students over which the fixed costs are spread, they can afford to lose quite a few members," Chingos said, noting that Florida's withdrawal will raise the per-pupil test costs by about 60 cents for the other states.

In an area where pupils' test scores at age 11 are below that, this could give the school an advantage.

Teachers have long berated Ofsted inspectors for concentrating too much on pupils' test scores and being too confrontational.

Not surprisingly, some teachers in New York and Maryland have been accused of cheating to improve their pupils' test scores.

Tying an individual teacher's pay to his pupils' test scores raises the spectre of teaching to the test.

The designation will be based on pupils' test scores, and probably on classroom observation by a supervisor.

Although the tests have become unpopular, Wiliam will argue they provide more information about pupils, test a broader range of the curriculum and are cheaper to mark.