But these retakes will be on the pupils' records and won't look good when they apply to university or for apprenticeships".
In August 2011, after the first full school year using the new timetable, Monkseaton's year 11 pupils recorded the best GCSE results in the school's history.
It is unlikely that the low CR and ERR in our study are due to low compliance: Tablet intake was monitored by the school nurses and the study team and only pupils recorded as treated were included in the analysis.
Trial design and pupil recording methodology are schematized in Fig. 1.
On the completion of pupil recording for each trial, a modified Likert scale (Fig. 1) was displayed and the participant was asked to rate the pleasantness (affective valence) of the sound.
The purpose of this study is to assess the applicability of RQA to process spontaneous oscillations of the pupil, recorded by a low cost system during short experiments (adequate for a clinical monitoring) in specific conditions of the ANS.
There are short videos of the phonemes being said and the pupils can record themselves too.
"There are not many entries in the Dictionary of Labour Biography," Miliband wrote in the introduction for the Festschrift (Ideology and the Labour Movement, 1979) presented to him by friends and pupils, "which record lives of greater dedication and integrity".
Other useful resources on the Guardian Teacher Network include this Spanish sound dictionary where pupils can record new words; this revision booklet with fun activities including crosswords and word searches; this handy words and phrases poster and this Spanish jigsaw puzzle.
Tests are set and mostly marked by independent exam boards; schools give pupils no record of their passage through secondary education: no diploma, no transcript.That all came close to changing in 2004, when Sir Mike Tomlinson, a former chief schools inspector, reviewed school-leaving qualifications for the government.
