Sentence examples for pupils assessed from inspiring English sources

The growing body of evidence of the impact of the change in marking follows threats by local authorities and academies to sue Ofqual and potentially exam boards for discriminating against pupils assessed in the summer.

For the writing test, our pilot study shows that pupils assessed by the digital test format wrote faster compared with those assessed by pen-and-paper format, independent of the writing instruction tool.

A general trend for all process measures was that pupils assessed the implementation less successful compared to teachers.

Drop-out rates were calculated as the number of pupils assessed at baseline who did not participate at the first (3-months) and/or second (12-months) follow-up.

Among the 916 pupils assessed at the beginning of the study, 690 (75.3%) pupils (73.6% of those allocated to the control group and 77.5% of those allocated to the intervention group) were reassessed three academic courses later, and valid measurements were obtained.

Reconsider the way in which peer team was formed and school rules established, i.e. whether full participation of pupils was ensured during this process; if participation of pupils be assessed as unsatisfactory, consider the possibility to re-form peer team and re-create school rules.

Mr Jones, former statistician to the Welsh Language Board, said his assessment was based on current information, which showed "22.2% of pupils were assessed in Welsh (first language) in their final year of primary school in 2014.

Pupils are assessed on a number of criteria including how well they work with each other and creative thinking.

It's not cost effective, but I think teachers should design how pupils are assessed and a group of unbiased professionals should then vet the quality of these assessments.

A new exam would mean that primary age pupils are assessed at the start of reception classes, in phonics ability at the end of year one, and tested in year two and year six.

Within each category pupils were assessed into one of four levels of attainment.